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Table 1: Sign Propagation Rules.

in Data Warehouse Maintenance Under Concurrent Schema and Data Updates
by Xin Zhang, Elke A. Rundensteiner 1999
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Table 3: Overview of local propagation algorithms.

in Constraints in Interactive Graphical Applications
by Greg J. Badros 1998
"... In PAGE 11: ... inequalities permitted. See Table3 for an overview of the systems described in this section. 3.... ..."
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Table 3: Overview of local propagation algorithms.

in Constraints in interactive graphical applications. Unpublished doctoral dissertation
by Greg J. Badros 1998
"... In PAGE 11: ... inequalities permitted. See Table3 for an overview of the systems described in this section. 3.... ..."
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Table 1. Call and success states of simple programs with limited local propagation.

in Propagation: a New Operation in a Frameworkfor Abstract Interpretation of Logic Programs
by Maurice Bruynooghe, Gerda Janssens
"... In PAGE 9: ... We tested several programs. For a lot of simple programs, one obtains already good results as illustrated by Table1 which con- tains for each program all the call states and the corresponding success states of the involved predicates. The code of the programs is found in Appendix A.... ..."

Table 2. Call and success states for qs/3 with limited local propagation

in Propagation: a New Operation in a Frameworkfor Abstract Interpretation of Logic Programs
by Maurice Bruynooghe, Gerda Janssens

Table 3: The signs propagated from the part of the network under consideration to the variable Lymph-metas.

in Introducing Situational Signs in Qualitative Probabilistic Networks
by Janneke H. Bolt, Linda C. Van Der Gaag, Silja Renooij

TABLE 1 SIGNED BINARY ADDITION TABLE USED TO PREVENT LONG CARRY PROPAGATION CHAINS

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Table 3: The signs propagated from the part of the network under consideration to the variable Lymph-metas.

in Introducing Situational Signs in Qualitative Probabilistic Networks
by Janneke H. Bolt, Linda C. Van Der Gaag, Silja Renooij

Table 3.1: Local optimizations. constant propagation forward copy propagation memory copy propagation arithmetic common subexpression elimination redundant load elimination redundant store elimination constant folding

in Design And Implementation Of A Portable Global Code Optimizer
by Scott Alan Mahlke

Table 4 shows the dependencies between the Web server, the UNIX services, and the OS. A plus sign indicates that the propagation might occur; a minus sign indicates that the propaga- tion will not occur, because there is no dependency.

in NO WARRANTY
by Felix Bachmann, Len Bass, Mark Klein, Felix Bachmann, Mark Klein, Norton L. Compton, Lt Col 2002
"... In PAGE 63: ...+ + + + + + + + + + + Web server changes propagate to the OS - +1 - +1 - - + + + - - UNIX services changes propagate to the OS + + + + + + + + + + + 1 Semantic dependencies still exist, but they are weakened by the abstraction level of the OS services interface. Table 4: Dependencies Between the Web Server, OS, and UNIX Services In the row of Table4 that shows the dependencies between the Web server and the OS, the UNIX services components acts as an intermediary to break the dependencies on data, ser- vice syntax, control sequencing, quality of service, and resource behavior. The use of the tactic for separating the interface from the implementation also weakens the semantic de- pendencies between the Web server and OS.... ..."
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