...settings.

The Common Lisp macro with-standard-io-syntax ensures that the standard settings are employed.

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...this.

CML implementations are not expected to support second-order relations (that take relations as arguments) or quantification over relations in general. They do, however, need to handle a limited number of relations that are most easily represented as second order. For example the range relation that may be used to delimit the range of a function.

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...KIF

In KIF, every relation constant denotes a set of tuples that satisfy the relation. Functions like value-at, used below, are first order functions that operate on this set.

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...instance.

In device-centered models [2], such relationships are not explicit in the representation, but rather are computed once all shared nodes have been identified (i.e., the sum into and out of the node is 0). This makes a quasi-static assumption that is also left implicit.

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...64#64)

from QPC's Q-mult and Q-div

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...settings.

The Common Lisp macro with-standard-io-syntax ensures that the standard settings are employed.

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