Examples of using Recursive in English and their translations into Japanese
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It is an operation class that wraps the reader writer lock provided by FULLOCK and enables recursive locking by the same thread.
Whether this mechanism matches, does not match, or returns an exception depends on the result of the recursive evaluation of check_host().
John McCarthy, Recursive Functions of Symbolic Expressions and Their Computation by Machine, Part I, 1960.
Note that while the following discussion is restricted to lists only, it easily generalizes to arbitrary recursive data structures like trees.
Yes is used in the following case because invalid recursive argument is specified.
If you specify other value(not yes neither no) or omit recursive parameter, yes is used.
Serialization of Proof-of-Work Events: Confirming Transactions via Recursive Elections or just SPECTRE.
A recursive function can receive two inputs: a base case(ends recursion) or a recursive case(continues recursion).
A great DAGchain paper is"SPECTRE- Serialization of Proof-of-work Events: Confirming Transactions via Recursive Elections".
In this example- finding the maximum element in a list- we're going to have two base cases and one recursive case.
Removes the provided cgroup, if recursive is set to 1, any sub-cgroup will also be removed.
R activates the recursive delete, to remove all of its contents in addition to the directory.
A recursive(recursively-defined) data structure is a structure that replicates itself in parts.
For an organization's recursive name server, each lookup request may remain active for tens of seconds before it times out.
In order to fit this into a strict primitive recursive definition, define.
Although a nameserver can be both authoritative and recursive at the same time, it is recommended not to combine the configuration types.
It is called the curiously recurring template pattern(recursive template pattern peculiar)(CRTP).
As I hope you all know, recursive algorithms need a base case.
Hint: the problem, like all recursive problems, reduces itself, becoming simpler with each step.
To fit this into a strict primitive recursive definition, define.