DEPTH-FIRST BACKWARD REASONING

Domain	Definition
Computing	A search procedure that makes guesses at various points during problem-solving and returns to a previous point to make another choice when a guess leads to an unacceptable result, usually due to depth-first search failure. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "DEPTH-FIRST BACKWARD REASONING"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		baglænsning (backtracking), backtracking (backtracking). (various references)

Dutch		zoeken in de diepte met achterwaarts redeneren (backtracking), backtracking (backtracking). (various references)

Finnish		peräytyminen (backing, backtracking). (various references)

French		stratégie de contrôle � rebours, retour en arrière, retour arrière, prise en compte d'erreur. (various references)

German		Rücksetzverfahren (backtracking), Rücksetzen (back-space, reset), Backtracking (backtracking). (various references)

Greek		επανιχνηλάτηση (backtracking), ανάστροφος συλλογισμός πρώτα κατά βάθος (backtracking). (various references)

Italian		ritorno all'indietro (backtracking), backtracking (backtracking). (various references)

Pig Latin		epth-firstday ackwardbay easoningray

Portuguese		retrocesso (backing, backset, backspace, backward travel, dereliction, recess, recession, regress, regression, throwback). (various references)

Spanish		régimen de control retroactivo (backtracking), estrategia retroactiva (backtracking), backtracking (backtracking). (various references)

Swedish		backtracking (backtracking). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: DEPTH-FIRST BACKWARD REASONING