| 21. | In general, Ramism liked to deal with binary trees as method for organising knowledge.
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| 22. | We can transform this tree to a binary tree by turning each sibling 45?clockwise.
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| 23. | To find this in the binary tree, find the node's binary parent.
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| 24. | As an example of this type of argument, consider the set of all binary trees.
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| 25. | The following definition produces a breadth-first traversal of a binary tree in linear time:
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| 26. | In practice, binary trees ( degree = 2 ) are by far the most common.
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| 27. | An OVSF code tree is a complete binary tree that reflects the construction of Hadamard matrices.
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| 28. | Like homoiconic language : data as well as program code have the structure of binary trees.
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| 29. | Repeated iteration of T _ L and T _ R can be visualized as an infinite binary tree.
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| 30. | The automorphisms of the binary tree are its hyperbolic rotations, and are given by the modular group.
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