| 1. | The second, more natural reading is the bound variable reading.
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| 2. | Linguists like bound variables, a term borrowed from logic.
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| 3. | Sch�nfinkel developed a formal system that avoided the use of bound variables.
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| 4. | Closures are functions evaluated in an environment containing bound variables.
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| 5. | The existence of bound variables is perhaps more apparent with the following example:
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| 6. | Note that many of these are operators which act on functions of the bound variable.
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| 7. | The concepts of free and bound variables apply in the same manner to infinite formulae.
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| 8. | In many cases, this definition makes correct predictions about the availability of bound variable interpretations.
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| 9. | This leads to an ambiguity, in which the second interpretation is the bound variable interpretation.
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| 10. | Bound variables are variable names that are already attached to formal parameter variables in the expression.
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