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Thus, in both of these cases, the distance is reducible.

The other person has said that love is reducible to sexual pleasure.

Because the science is not reducible to campaign slogans in the street.

In the latter case, M is said to be reducible.

"A successful painting should be reducible to black and white," he said.

Is all of it, even culture itself, reducible to evolutionary biology?

Individually and collectively, they are not reducible to red or blue.

Unlike most of the other work in the show, the paintings hold your attention because they are not easily reducible to single points.

Over the field of complex numbers, all five polynomials are reducible.

For Marti, life was reducible to a series of straight forward choices.

Government is not reducible to a single quantitative indicator.

For the devout Muslim, words perform actions and are reducible to them.

None of this is reducible to supply and demand.

If you calculate long enough, are abstractions reducible to pure numbers?

Nevertheless, the Internet is not reducible to the web, nor to search engines.

America's remarkable social cohesion is not reducible to that.

All reducible, with the addition of a little flame, to this mottled dust?

That is, truth is reducible to this process of verification.

For example, while is reducible over the rationals, is not.

It is really about managing risk, which is not reducible to a scientific question at all.

Intelligence must be reducible to a single number.

If is reducible, then return to Step 1.

On the other hand, our aim will be to show that all such are logically reducible to formulation 1.

We don't always do things that are reducible to a series of predefined tasks.

If we get down to specifics, the act of creation is reducible to one ingredient: intention.