—n. 1 perennial plant with a woody self-supporting main stem or trunk and usu. unbranched for some distance above the ground. 2 piece or frame of woodet cetera (и так далее) for various purposes (shoe-tree). 3 = *family tree. —v. (trees; treed) force to take refuge in a tree. grow on trees (usu. with neg.) be plentiful. treeless adj. [Old English]
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... At the tree in fig height is two The number of branches growing from a tree node is. called the degree of outcome of the node (in Fig for , the degree of outcome is 2 , for. - By ... ... is 2 , for. - By degree of outcome trees are classified : if the maximum .degree of outcome is m, then this is an m-ary tree .; if the degree of outcome is either 0 or m,.then this is a complete m-ary tree ; if the maximum degree . of outcome is 2 ... (Structures and data processing algorithms.)
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