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(33) Some terms involved in the process of morphologization don't have clear definitions, such as prefix, suffix, preclitic, enclitic, etc. Their referential meanings are also confused.

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(37) It is referential for the application of multi - AGV in automation logistic system.

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(41) It is shown that reference operations and array operations can be incorporated into our functional I/O system without loss of referential transparency.

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(43) Similarly, programmers apply self - referential design when they create implementation - model products.

(44) Do not include any clauses defining declarative referential integrity constraints.

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(54) Its argument was self - referential and focused explicitly on abstracting patterns of conflict in social relations.

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(58) Chinese terminal written examination is an Object Referential Examination different from the entrance examination of high school and college.

(59) The design method of CAD leather shoe last was described, concrete procedures and relative process charts were given in the paper. so it is referential to the 3D process design of CAD.

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