Sentence examples similar to mutable construct from inspiring English sources
Shorter is a firm believer in the idea that no composition is ever complete: songs are mutable constructs, stages on a never-ending journey.
It is syntactically almost identical to OCaml, except that variables are mutable (can be rebound) as with the Scheme set! construct.
As Sen and Wasow (2014) argue, race is a social construct based on a mixture of both mutable and immutable traits including skin color, religion, location and diet.
As Sen and Wasow (2014) argue, race is a social construct based on a mixture of both mutable and immutable traits including skin color, religion, location and diet.
"""Return a functional implementation of a mutable recursive list"."" We can also add a convenience function to construct a functionally implemented recursive list from any built-in sequence, simply by adding each element in reverse order.
He has no truck with the Cambridge school of practical criticism, dominant during the 20th century, which promulgated the view that "meaning" in a poem is constructed between poet and reader and is therefore endlessly mutable; it results, he claims, in "criticism as Tantalus.
Three South African photographers make skin color a mutable feature.
Our findings that small repeats are mutable in the absence of mismatch repair are consistent with data from reporter constructs using homopolymeric repeats (Marsischky et al. 1996; Tran et al. 1997).
