slice something off

Examples of slicing

slicing

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A problem with this slicing perpendicular to the nominal trajectory is that the nominal trajectory is not known (yet).
Our approach to program slicing is based on an extension of (online) partial evaluation.
For the slicing of trajectories, 1000 planes are used.
As mentioned before, we do not consider the construction of amorphous slices; otherwise, partial evaluation could straightforwardly be seen as a slicing technique.
These discontinuities cause problems for the slicing of the set of "good" trajectories.
Their work can be seen as complementary to ours, since we are interested in the use of partial evaluation to perform program slicing.
Thus, the implementation of an associated slicing tool was easily achieved by extending an existing partial evaluation tool.
This slicing is done before we have determined what prudence requires.
In contrast, our approach can be used to perform both static and (forward) dynamic slicing.
However, they are not useful to develop a static slicing tool.
Moreover, our approach helps to clarify the relation between program slicing and partial evaluation in a functional logic context.
For instance, carnassial teeth evolved in the carnivores as tools for slicing meat.
Unlike segmentation, slicing preserves the length of the interaction stream but factors it into narrow strands, one for each target.
Historians now are slicing through these notions to get at the infrastructure of religious interaction.
In general, forward slicing has been proved particularly useful in the areas of program understanding, dead code removal, and code reuse.
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