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sublanguage

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(database, language)sublanguage - One of the languages associated with a DBMS, for example a data-definition language or query language.
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r] the XPath sublanguage which allows navigation along the ancestor and descendant axes (while others permit only parent and child axes); but does not allow upward navigation or the use of qualifiers (predicates).
Efficient constraint validation for updated XML databases by Bouchou, Beatrice; Cheriat, Ahmed; Ferrari, Mirian Halfeld; Laurent, Dominique; Lima, Maria Adriana; / Informatica
The aim is to explain and compare the share and dynamics of indirectal means of expression in literary Estonian based on the example of two sublanguages.
Indirectal in literary Estonian by Sepper, Maria-Maren / Trames
Since language can never represent anything but itself, each of these sublanguages remain bound to their respective context.
Of miracles and catastrophes: the new avantgarde at the dawn of the ... by Gagliano, Rita / Italica
 
 
 
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