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| multiple parse trees for some given string ( | Syntactic ambiguity). |
| For example, | syntactic analysis creation takes place without input |
| TAX is a system used to generate lexical and | syntactic analyzers (parsers) (both deterministic and |
| Adacontrol is written in Ada, using ASIS for | syntactic and semantic analysis. |
| nts, and noted morphological, and especially | syntactic and lexical features of the Gagauz language |
| tep these problems by providing a consistent | syntactic and semantic interface at all levels of web |
| Syntactic Anglicism: occurs when a sentence is rendere | |
| ed by the fact that policy intersection is a | syntactic approach, which does not incorporate semanti |
| on and indefinite descriptions: semantic and | syntactic aspects of noun incorporation in West Greenl |
| Syntactic categories are defined by rules called produ | |
| ependency relation among words gives rise to | syntactic categories in which the allowable arguments |
| rammatical structure) to inductively specify | syntactic categories (nonterminals) and terminal symbo |
| syntactically motivated groups of words, see | syntactic categories) decreases the quality of transla |
| ce into its constituent parts (also known as | syntactic categories) namely phrasal categories and le |
| For example, the type NP denotes the | syntactic category (or form class) of noun phrases. |
| Syntactic change: The semantic structure of the senten | |
| This | syntactic characterization is given semantic content t |
| s mechanisms for handling the language's own | syntactic characters either in their syntactic roles o |
| e it difficult); it could possibly even be a | syntactic checker for a natural language (same remark) |
| and templates and are enforced by immediate | syntactic checks. |
| In computer science, | syntactic closures are an implementation strategy for |
| Her work has been praised for its | syntactic complexity and its surreal, fabulist content |
| elated to the turnstile symbol which denotes | syntactic consequence. |
| f formal languages, the turnstile represents | syntactic consequence. |
| es are implicit in the tree structure, and a | syntactic construct such as an if-condition-then expre |
| anding, sometimes called P-stranding, is the | syntactic construction in which a preposition with an |
| er, is imposed by the C-- operators or other | syntactic constructs in the language. |
| gence and symbolic mathematics, and provides | syntactic conveniences derived from object-oriented la |
| c approach differs from the more traditional | syntactic description of normalisation as a reductions |
| ng applications of logic in natural language | syntactic description." |
| GPSG further augments | syntactic descriptions with semantic annotations that |
| All available icons can be used and no | syntactic diagram constraints are checked. |
| t English, started life as the Idiomatic and | Syntactic Dictionary, published in Japan in 1942. |
| of spontaneous speech, the use of prosody in | syntactic disambiguation, the interpretation of pauses |
| This diagram shows the | syntactic divisions within a formal system. |
| Syntactic elasticity in combining with deep thinking a | |
| s (morphemes, words, grammatical structures, | syntactic elements, idioms, etc.) within a single spee |
| an be used to insert many different kinds of | syntactic elements. |
| / ⟨real expression⟩" are valid but distinct | syntactic entities that represent expressions, but "⟨r |
| med on a floating-point value) is an invalid | syntactic entity. |
| attern Grammar is a model for describing the | syntactic environments of individual lexical items, de |
| t and not the corresponding semiotic sign or | syntactic expression. |
| I-Nets, that are Well Formed Petri Nets with | syntactic facilities. |
| es can be cumbersome and also because of the | syntactic flexibility of functional macros, metalingui |
| It also featured a refined | syntactic foam layer, to give the ball superior perfor |
| de preprocessor to allow the user to add new | syntactic forms to an existing programming language |
| its own infix first-order syntax, and other | syntactic forms can be added. |
| s output, a system reinforces the acceptable | syntactic forms. |
| This variety still possesses interesting | syntactic idiosyncrasies, probably dating from the per |
| cy intersection is a semantic (as opposed to | syntactic) intersection of two policies. |
| anguage, which has been extended by specific | syntactic language elements and a specialized evaluati |
| The lower | syntactic level (sometimes called the dynamic level) i |
| tually consuming it, they provide a powerful | syntactic lookahead and disambiguation facility. |
| iscussed in greater detail in the article on | syntactic monoids. |
| this context, types are usually objects of a | syntactic nature that are assigned to lambda terms; th |
| Syntactic noise measures discrepancies between the con | |
| end of statements in C can be considered as | syntactic noise, because it has no equivalent in the c |
| a | syntactic object called a sequent. |
| ich denote sets of linguistic (phonological, | syntactic, or semantic) entities. |
| A priority inversion is a form of | syntactic or semantic noise introduced by some languag |
| The text contains many | syntactic, organizational and logical problems as it h |
| ay be declared public to avoid the effort or | syntactic overhead of providing proper accessors for t |
| sy was the first evaluation campaign for the | syntactic parsers of French. |
| Since the lexical scanning and | syntactic parsing processing is combined, the resultin |
| onting or wh-extraction or A'-movement) is a | syntactic phenomenon found in many languages around th |
| to be present on the sole unit of the Right ( | syntactic) Pole named 'top', and for the Left (semanti |
| In the §-Calculus, | syntactic predicates are originally called simply pred |
| dicate and not-predicate operators implement | syntactic predicates. |
| Syntactic priming: A corpus-based approach. | |
| nature and working on several stylistic and | syntactic problems. |
| Syntactic processing is usually taken to be the most b | |
| at BA44 is more involved in phonological and | syntactic processing. |
| semantic actions are closely integrated with | syntactic processing. |
| ecated, @Override and @SuppressWarnings) for | syntactic purposes. |
| The central | syntactic relation is that of dependency between words |
| efines an equivalence relation ~ (called the | syntactic relation) on Σ* as follows: u ~ v is defined |
| ically ML's Let-polymorphism has a few other | syntactic restrictions). |
| outhwestern Mandarin and Xiang are many, and | syntactic reversal phenomenal are frequent. |
| A "well-formed" document follows the basic | syntactic rules of XML, which are the same for all XML |
| sess the Spontaneous Ability to Discriminate | Syntactic Rules. |
| t from the specification or instantiation of | syntactic schemata or configurations, often expressing |
| Culicover and Jackendoff propose that the | syntactic, semantic and phonological components of the |
| The structure of CAM consists of | syntactic, semantic, and computational constituents. |
| which postulates that rules for grammar and | syntactic structure emerge as language is used. |
| ee, is a tree representation of the abstract | syntactic structure of source code written in a progra |
| shifts the computational load from words to | syntactic structure, and pursues the consequences of s |
| largely to fit into each language's overall | syntactic structure. |
| t thought is the idea that the derivation of | syntactic structures should be uniform; that is, rules |
| sitive assessment of Chomsky's own 1957 book | Syntactic Structures by Robert B. Lees that put Chomsk |
| shifting compositionality from the level of | syntactic structures to the level of the merger. |
| e was the 1957 publication of Noam Chomsky's | Syntactic Structures, which stated that "probabilistic |
| ng designed from the outset to have multiple | syntactic stylesheets. |
| [2 4 6 8] % even more | syntactic sugar |
| The function r is | syntactic sugar for the function that prints a newline |
| Operators such as + are | syntactic sugar for conventionally named method calls: |
| uilding blocks in the language, but a lot of | syntactic sugar to make it more readable. |
| Syntactic sugar is a computer science term that refers | |
| C# provides properties as | syntactic sugar for a common pattern in which a pair o |
| have been called "machine code with a lot of | syntactic sugar", which is actually incorrect since th |
| and VB.NET from a technical perspective are | syntactic sugar. |
| in C#, the property construct may be called | syntactic sugar: it is roughly, but not exactly equiva |
| f a construction is typically described as a | syntactic template, but the form covers more than just |
| In linguistics, Relational Grammar (RG) is a | syntactic theory which argues that primitive grammatic |
| Deconstructing Morphology: Word Formation in | Syntactic Theory (Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1 |
| Acceptance of invisible operators in | syntactic theory has been justified on the basis of vi |
| , and has several papers published on formal | syntactic theory and on the linguistic aspects of the |
| ess and the computational theory of mind, on | syntactic theory, and, with Fred Lerdahl, on musical c |
| Substitution is a | syntactic transformation on strings of symbols of a fo |
| t their L2 acquisition with only a 'minimal' | syntactic tree. |
| uced caged address spaces, some compile-time | syntactic typing (e.g. for integers and reals) as well |
| The ( | syntactic) vocative case (V) is not morphologically ma |
| Today the ( | syntactic) vocative is realised by the (morphological) |
| te however that there is no dispute that the | syntactic vocative is present in Slovak (and in every |
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