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sorted term f(t1,...,tn) may be
composed from
sorted subterms t1,...,tn only if the ith
subterm's sort
matches the
declared ith
domain sort of f. Such...
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rewriting rules for
subterms of a
given term,
parsing from the left: 1100xy → x 11101xyz → 11xz1yz
where x, y, and z are
arbitrary subterms. (Note, for example...
- science, and logic,
rewriting covers a wide
range of
methods of
replacing subterms of a
formula with
other terms. Such
methods may be
achieved by rewriting...
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Graphic violence refers to the
depiction of
especially vivid, explicit,
brutal and
realistic acts of
violence in
visual media such as film, television...
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language is
represented by a
graph whose vertices are the expression's
subterms. An ASG is at a
higher level of
abstraction than an
abstract syntax tree...
- if one of s's
subterms does. If f .> g, then s
dominates t if s
dominates each of t's
subterms. If f = g, then the
immediate subterms of s and t need...
- fact, the
normal forms are
exactly the head
normal forms in
which the
subterms M j {\displaystyle M_{j}} are
themselves normal forms. This
gives an inductive...
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Under strict evaluation, the
evaluation of any term
containing a
failing subterm fails. For example, the expression:
print length([2+1, 3*2, 1/0, 5-4])...
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defined similarly. The term redex,
short for
reducible expression,
refers to
subterms that can be
reduced by one of the
reduction rules. For example, (λx.M)...
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reduction relation. A
rewriting strategy specifies, out of all the
reducible subterms (redexes),
which one
should be
reduced (contracted)
within a term. One...
