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User-defined functions can improve system performance because they will be processed as sets rather than individually, thus reducing system overhead.
Universal Generalization
A form of logical inference where a general statement is made about all members of a set based on sufficient evidence or instances.
Existential Instantiation
A logical operation that infers the existence of at least one individual satisfying a particular property from a general statement.
Universal Instantiation
A logical rule of inference that allows one to deduce a particular instance from a universal statement, essentially moving from a general statement to a specific example.
Existential Generalization
A logical inference rule stating that if something is true for some member of a domain, then it is true that there exists something in that domain for which the proposition holds.
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