I don't get a sentence. "The A operation can be combined ...
Hello.
My name is Woonghee Lee.
My major is the computer science and engineering. I changed it from the industrial and management engineering when I got into gradschool.
I was reading a paper to present at a seminar in my lab.
But I didn't get a sentence. That is
"The A operation can be combined with other operations in certain cases (e.g., join), resulting in little additional cost to compute the A."
It is related with the database.
I am confuesed to get the sentence after ", resulting".
I thought it meant "If the A operation is combined with other operations, it causes little addtional cost to compute the A".
I would like to know if I am right.
Thank you very much for your help in advance.
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Yes you are right - that is exactly what it means - the result or outcome of combining A with other operations is that there is very little additional cost to compute the A. Here is another example:
Both aircraft were off track, resulting in a mid-air collision.
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