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Examples of dag

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Dag has a deep history in the mobile industry.
From TechCrunch
They used directed acyclic graphs (dag's) to infer this causal relationship from patterns of dependencies.
This is so because the language of dags captures only the sharing in a term but not its let-structure.
Note the similarity to the conditions we employed in converting dags to lets.
The language and notation for decorated dags are useful in proving the following four key lemmas.
The short horns which then adorn its brow take the name of dags.
From Project Gutenberg
To cut into jags or points; to slash; as, to dag a garment.
From Project Gutenberg
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