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- adjective Not
strict . - adjective mathematics Of an
inequality , such that it includes the possibility of equality.
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Examples
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How can a non-strict programming language be designed to aid the generation of organic models?
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It will be necessary to look at existing non-strict languages and their design.
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Alternatively, an existing non-strict language could be extended; however, this might well prove a more significant task than creating a new, but very limited, language.
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Twin-Earth cases and Frege cases, are either nomologically impossible or dismissible as exceptions to non-strict psychological laws.
Mental Representation Pitt, David 2008
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While Davidson prohibits strict laws connecting mental and physical properties, he does allow for non-strict laws.
Mental Causation Robb, David 2008
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The law connecting such properties (if there is such) is evidently non-strict: striking causes lighting only ceteris paribus.
Mental Causation Robb, David 2008
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For non-strict memoization, we'll want to recover all of the points of possible undefinedness lost in hyper-strict memoization.
Planet Haskell 2010
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Correspondingly, a non-strict trie consists of the value corresponding to the argument ⊥, together with a strict (but not hyper-strict) trie for the non - ⊥ values:
Planet Haskell 2010
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Thus, at these points, the ⊥ value is never helpful, and we could use a strict (though not hyper-strict) trie instead of a non-strict trie.
Planet Haskell 2010
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Just as non-strict tries contain strict tries, so also strict tries contain non-strict tries.
Planet Haskell 2010
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