Titlebook: Mathematical Methods in Linguistics; Barbara H. Partee,Alice Meulen,Robert E. Wall Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 computational

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Basic Concepts of Algebrauch as . The set . may be finite or infinite, and there may be either a finite or an infinite number of different operations. However, each operation must be ., i.e. unary, binary, ternary .... Each .-ary operation must be a well-defined operation, i.e., defined for all .-tuples of elements of . and

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Latticesions may serve to generate new elements from a given set of basic elements, and thus we may view an operational or an algebraic structure naturally as a syntactic system which generates elements in a formally precise way. The relation of this dynamic conception of such systems and the linguistic not

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ry functions (e.g., metabolite-binding RNAs, transcription regulation, chromosome replication). Thus, rather than only serving as mediators between the hereditary material and the cell’s workhorses (proteins), RNAs have essential regulatory roles. This finding has stimulated a search for small funct

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Barbara H. Partee,Alice Ter Meulen,Robert E. Wall offered by recent SRAM-based Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), which allowed the implementation in real-time of dynamic resource allocation strategies, with multiple independent functions from different applications sharing the same logic resources in the space and temporal domains..However,

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Barbara H. Partee,Alice Ter Meulen,Robert E. Wall offered by recent SRAM-based Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), which allowed the implementation in real-time of dynamic resource allocation strategies, with multiple independent functions from different applications sharing the same logic resources in the space and temporal domains..However,

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Barbara H. Partee,Alice Ter Meulen,Robert E. Walluently done so on the basis of mathematical convenience rather than physical reality. Of course in some cases mathematical convenience and physical reality coincide and there is no problem. However in many other situations this is not the case. For example the two most commonly studied inverse scatt