0 past simple and past participle of restate
1 to say something again or in a different way:
As one of the referees remarked, the proofs here could be restated in denotional semantics, and the last proof would then be by structural induction.
Yet, it seems that even 20 years later many of these observations need to be restated again.
In fact, each signal in each modality can be attributed some meaning, and this meaning can be restated in a verbal language.
It is this 'provisional' quality that gives them their plasticity, their propensity to alter whenever they are restated.
Table 1 gives the first 12 criteria from his 1980 list, which were basically restated in the 1990 list.
These principles have been expanded and restated in subsequent treatments.
First, any local closure can be restated identically as a universal closure.
The above result can be restated in the following form.
