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normal algorithmの例文

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  • Normal algorithms have proved to be a convenient means for the construction of many sections of constructive mathematics.
  • Any entity that is experiencing pain clearly has its normal algorithm being interfered with by the running of an emergency algorithm.
  • Any normal algorithm is equivalent to some Turing machine, and vice versa  any Turing machine is equivalent to some normal algorithm.
  • Any normal algorithm is equivalent to some Turing machine, and vice versa  any Turing machine is equivalent to some normal algorithm.
  • A version of the Church-Turing thesis formulated in relation to the normal algorithm is called the " principle of normalization ."
  • Moreover, inherent in the definition of a normal algorithm used in a number of ideas aimed at handling symbolic information programming languages-for example, in Refal.
  • The process of applying the normal algorithm to an arbitrary word V in the alphabet of this algorithm is a discrete sequence of elementary steps, consisting of the following.
  • Definition of any normal algorithm consists of two parts : the definition of the " alphabet " algorithm ( the algorithm will be applied to words of these alphabet symbols ), and the definition of its " scheme ".