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| implementsProtocol |
| appearance as argument number 1 |
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| (instance implementsProtocol BinaryPredicate) | ComputingBrands.kif 3949-3949 | implements protocol is an instance of binary predicate |
| (domain implementsProtocol 1 ComputerProgram) | ComputingBrands.kif 3950-3950 | The number 1 argument of implements protocol is an instance of computer program |
| (domain implementsProtocol 2 ComputerProtocol) | ComputingBrands.kif 3951-3951 | The number 2 argument of implements protocol is an instance of computer protocol |
| (documentation implementsProtocol EnglishLanguage "A Relation that specifies that a ComputerProgram impelements and conforms to a given ComputerProtocol.") | ComputingBrands.kif 3953-3955 | The number 2 argument of implements protocol is an instance of computer protocol |
| (subrelation implementsProtocol represents) | ComputingBrands.kif 3956-3956 | implements protocol is a subrelation of represents |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (format EnglishLanguage implementsProtocol "%1 implements %2") | ComputingBrands.kif 3957-3957 | |
| (termFormat EnglishLanguage implementsProtocol "implements protocol") | ComputingBrands.kif 3958-3958 |
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| (=> (instance ?DP DHCPProgram) (exists (?DPROTO) (and (instance ?DPROTO DHCPProtocol) (implementsProtocol ?DP ?DPROTO)))) |
ComputingBrands.kif 3964-3969 | If X is an instance of DHCP program, then there exists Y such that Y is an instance of DHCP and X implements Y |