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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a derived class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in programming and software development contexts to describe a class that inherits properties and methods from another class.
Example: "In object-oriented programming, a derived class of the base class can override its methods to provide specific functionality."
Alternatives: "a subclass of" or "a child class of".
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The axis are drawn by a derived class of AxisRepBase.
It also contains a derived class of DataSource, and ListTuple that uses Python list objects.
They represent a derived class of higher plant plastid-targeted proteins with an unusual evolutionary history.
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It would be useful in the case to obtain member type nested-type) from an instype nested-type": This, and similar issues pertaining to the wording inhibiting the use ofromcltype in the declanatinstance derived class and in a destructor call, were addressed by David Vandevoorde, and voted into the working paper in March 2010.
ReadOnlyTSVFile is a particularly useful derived class of ReadOnlyStringFile.
If a derived class has a more efficient way of appending, it should override this method.
There are multiple clients of NTuple including a derived class RepBase, the the function fitters.
The axis scales are maintained by derived class of AxisModelBase.
The derived class of interpolators consists of schemes of different levels of accuracy, efficiency, and complexity reflecting a rich variety of available advection schemes.
Polyphase analysis is used to derive classes of PR filter banks called ''paraunitary," ''cosine modulated," and ''pseudo-quadrature mirror" filter banks, among others.
The virtual function to make copy of concrete derived class.
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