tail的示例

• With a flick of its tail, the cat was gone.

• With a powerful lash of its tail, the fish jumped out of the net and back into the river.

• The cat's tail was peeping out from under the bed.

• She plaited the horse's tail.

• The description used in this example is arg1:tail:empty-list arg2:empty-list.

• We can avoid this problem by replacing the tail coupling with an orbit coupling.

• The highest ranking elder carries the white tail.

• She brought gifts of goats, chickens, money, leopard's teeth, a leopard skin, bracelets, anklets, and a buffalo-tail whisk.

• In order to splice two segments together the head and tail segments are placed into one chromosome, which produces a disjoint graph.

• The welldefined micellar size maximum as well as the long tail towards large micelles are correctly captured by this analytical model approximation.

• A special close operation writes a null pointer to the tail of an open list, turning it into a normal list.

• The problem is not, however, inherent in the f oldr function because f oldr is not tail-strict.

• The same behaviour occurs with the unoptimized discipline, probably because of the loss of tail-recursion elimination.

• Of course recursion may result in run-time overhead, but the authors emphasize how to avoid this by using tail recursion.

• The initial specification may contain abstractions, such as higher-order functions or non-tail recursions, which have no direct interpretation as a circuit.

• We omitted the transformations that eliminate tail recursion from the derivation of this program.

• The definition of f is called tail-recursive-think of ' ' as a conditional.

• The result follows by property (a) of tail and by property (b) of cs6 (see points (4) and (5) at the beginning of this subsection).

• With or without these restrictions, programs may have general recursion, tail recursion, or primitive recursion, yielding six combinations.