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11Dependent ML — (зависимый метаязык) экспериментальный функциональный язык программирования, разработанный Фрэнком Пфеннингом и Хонвеем Хи. Dependent ML расширяет язык программирования ML путем ограничения представления зависимых типов: типы могут зависеть от… …
12dependent on — contingent on or determined by. → dependent dependent on unable to do without: → dependent …
13dependent covenants — dependent, concurrent, and independent covenants Covenants are either dependent, concurrent, or mutual and independent. The first depends on the prior performance of some act or condition, and, until the condition is performed, the other party is …
14dependent, concurrent, and independent covenants — Covenants are either dependent, concurrent, or mutual and independent. The first depends on the prior performance of some act or condition, and, until the condition is performed, the other party is not liable to an action on his covenant. In the… …
15dependent covenants — dependent, concurrent, and independent covenants Covenants are either dependent, concurrent, or mutual and independent. The first depends on the prior performance of some act or condition, and, until the condition is performed, the other party is …
16dependent, concurrent, and independent covenants — Covenants are either dependent, concurrent, or mutual and independent. The first depends on the prior performance of some act or condition, and, until the condition is performed, the other party is not liable to an action on his covenant. In the… …
17dependent — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (dependent on) contingent on or determined by. 2) relying on someone or something for financial or other support. 3) (dependent on) unable to do without. 4) Grammar subordinate to another clause, phrase, or word. ► NOUN variant… …
18dependent territory — a territory whose government is to some extent the responsibility of another country. UK dependent territories are listed in Schedule 6 to the British Nationality Act 1981 and include Gibraltar. Hong Kong ceased to be such at the end of 1997.… …
19dependent intervening cause — n. In common law, something that happens in between a defendant’s action and its result that occurs as a normal and predictable response to the defendant’s action; usually a dependent intervening cause does not break the chain of causation and… …
20dependent drainage — n the process of draining from a higher to a lower place under the influence of gravity <gauze wicks are inserted in the wound to facilitate dependent drainage (D. N. Gerding )(et al)> …
