DLPA definition

DLPA means the Delaware Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act.

DLPA has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.

DLPA has the meaning set forth in Section 1.1.

Examples of DLPA in a sentence

• The third says that assignments to p do not modify other variables.Reasoning in DL-PA has several advantages over PDL: the logic is compact and has the interpolation property; model checking has the same complexity as satisfiability checking; the Kleene star is eliminable (from which it follows that every DL-PA formula is reducible to a boolean formula).

• Instead,the principles of the logic will become clear through the embedding into DL-PA that we state as Theorem 2.

• We then present a dialect of PDL solving the frame problem, Dynamic Logic of Propositional Assignments (DL-PA).

• It was shown in the latter two papers that the epistemic extension of Reiter’s solution to the frame problem [95,96] can be captured in the extension of DL-PA by epistemic operators and public announcements.While PAL announcements are public, starting with [42] several authors undertook to relax that hypothesis.

• Its extension by the PDL program operators, called DL-PA, was further studied in [12,59].

• Differently from PDLand the Situation Calculus, these action descriptions appear directly in the formula, i.e., thereare no action names that are axiomatised separately in an action theory.We view DL-PA as a sort of Assembler language for reasoning about change.

• In this paper we have advocated DL-PA as a simple yet powerful logic of action.

• We finally recall CL-PC, which is a logic without explicit actions, and present its embedding into DL-PA.

• As to logics with nonstrategic action operators, we have advocated DL-PA as an interesting logic that solves the frame problem and that embeds logics of nonstrategic ability.

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