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One can also think of <math>s \rhd t</math> in a syntactic setting. In this case <math>s</math> represents ''input'' or ''source'', while <math>t</math> plays the role of a ''recognizer'', ''parser'' or ''interpreter''. | One can also think of <math>s \rhd t</math> in a syntactic setting. In this case <math>s</math> represents ''input'' or ''source'', while <math>t</math> plays the role of a ''recognizer'', ''parser'' or ''interpreter''. | ||
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== Formal definition == | == Formal definition == |
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