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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Arisen from or arising from ?
A tensor is related to a hypergraph.
Then, for the two expression "We are concerned about tensors arisen from hypergraph " or "We are concerned about tensors arising from hypergraph ", which one is more appropriate?
Thanks.
Then, for the two expression "We are concerned about tensors arisen from hypergraph " or "We are concerned about tensors arising from hypergraph ", which one is more appropriate?
Thanks.
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Anonymous which one is more appropriate? We are concerned about tensors arising from hypergraph s.
- Anonymous which one is more appropriate?
- We are concerned about tensors arising from hypergraph s.
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Anonymous which one is more appropriate?We are concerned about tensors arising from hypergraphs.
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We are concerned with tensors arising from a hypergraph.
We are concerned with tensors arising from hypergraphs.
"concerned about" means worried about. I'm assuming you don't mean that.
(Cross-posted.)
We are concerned with tensors arising from hypergraphs.
"concerned about" means worried about. I'm assuming you don't mean that.
(Cross-posted.)
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