0 to write something such as a book or speech again, in order to improve it or change it because new information is available -- 重寫；修訂，修改
In particular, we will consider rewrite rules whose 'algebraicability' is independent from systems and contexts.
These dissertations were produced by graduate students who worked for many years in the city and who have collectively rewritten the history of the city.
Moreover, (3) can be rewritten such that it holds for continuous variables as well.
This operator is useful for representing the (non-deterministic) application of a set of rewrite rules and, consequently, the set of possible results.
The residuation principle is based on the idea of delaying function calls until they are sufficiently instantiated for a deterministic evaluation by rewriting.
The advantage of rewriting the boundary conditions in this form is that the equations become separated into groups of independent equations which are easily solved.
Different controls are equipped with different reaction rules, often called rewriting rules in syntactic or graphical systems.
Many development economists have begun to rewrite their theories (though not radically to change them) to incorporate the centrality of violence.
