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(1.) A specific action (such as add, multiply, or shift) that the computer performs when requested. (2.) In NCS, a procedure through which an object is accessed or manipulated. An operation is defined syntactically by its name and its parameters but not by its implementation. (3.) In Ada language, an operation is an elementary action associated with one or more types. ...
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(1.) A symbol (such as +, -, or *) that represents an operation (in this case, addition, subtraction, multiplication). (2.) A person who operates a device. (3.) In Ada language, an operator is an operation which has one or two operands. A unary operator is written before an operand; a binary operator is written between two operands. This notation is a special kind of function call. An operator can be declared as a function. ...
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A prokaryotic regulatory element that interacts with a repressor to control the transcription of adjancent structural genes.
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A symbol (such as +, -, *) that represents an operation (in this case, addition, subtraction, multiplication).
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an expression which alters the logical properties of other expressions to which it is applied. A sentential operator can be applied to sentences to yield new sentences.
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