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Nominal terms (computer science)

Known as: Nominal terms 
Nominal terms are a metalanguage for embedding object languages with binding constructs into. Intuitively, they may be seen as an extension of first… 
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CompilerDe Bruijn indexFirst-order logicHigher-order abstract syntax

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2016
2016
Money Illusion Matters for Consumption-Saving Decision-Making: An Experimental Investigation
By means of an economic experiment, this paper examines the effects of money illusion on consumption-saving decision-making. In… 
2013
2013
Examining the quality of early GDP component estimates
2012
2012
An Estimation of the Capital Growth Rate in Business Activities
The aim of the paper is to empirically assess whether capital growth rates (defined as in the paper) realized by companies… 
2010
2010
Product Feature Mining with Nominal Semantic Structure
Opinion mining is of great significance in the analysis of user generated content. While there is some progress in supervised… 
2009
2009
Semantic nominal terms
Nominal terms use a characteristic combination of features: Two levels of variable: atoms a and unknowns X. Freshness conditions… 
2007
2007
Implementing Nominal Unification
2005
2005
NEW EU MEMBER COUNTRIES CATCHING UP WITH THE OLD
Economic convergence of the EU’s new member countries (NMCs) towards the incumbent EU countries (EU-15) is of paramount… 
2004
2004
Active monetary policy, passive fiscal policy and the value of public debt: Some further monetarist arithmetic
2003
2003
The Impact of Monetary Shocks on Product and Wages: A neoclassical aggregated dynamic model
In this work, I present an extension of Kydland and Prescott’s (K&P) model. The extension is to consider that prices and wages… 
1998
1998
The emergence of the D system and the demise of morphological case in English
In this paper I discuss the English NP and its diachronic development into DP via the introduction of a D system within nominals… 
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