0 to give something a new name:
1 to give something a new name:
Upon completion, the fort was renamed in honor of its commander.
2 to give something a new name:
It is thus timely to have a book that considers them in great detail - renaming them 'co-compounds ' in the process.
However, one must restrict the use of these operations (in particular disjoint union and renaming) so that they only produce graphs with sources.
We can assume that i= the set of node variables constituting each association sequence i is disjoint by renaming node variables.
A conformant implementation need not support renaming files in all situations (for instance, renaming across different physical devices), but the constraints must be documented.
This paper seeks both to survey these labels and uncover why there is such a strong compulsion to rename the language.
The coalition arrangement was also in effect in 2001, although the coalitions were slightly renamed and consisted of slightly different parties.
Formalizing the notion of when two stores are 'equivalent' up to renaming of their locations can be done using the underlying graphs.
If necessary, the local variables of the procedure body must be renamed to avoid name clashes with these dummy variables.