Example 23. A predicate situated in the intermediate of an XPath expression like “/payInfo[amount>100]/creditCard” leads to two XPath expressions being generated after Step 2, which are “/ payInfo/amount” and “/payInfo/creditCard”. That is, “/ pay-Info[amount>100]/creditCard”⇒2 “/payInfo/amount” ∧ “/payInfo/creditCard”. 
Let e'' denote an XPath expression returned after Step 2.
Step 3. Eliminate logical | and and operators in each XPath expression e'' by rewriting the expression into several ones logically connected with ∧ or ∨.
To match the notion of path in Definition 19, every XPath expression after Step 2 which contains the logical operators ...
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