Sentence examples for form and syntax from inspiring English sources

This is a world where pure sound and texture are of greater interest than form and syntax.

That's not to say that form and syntax are outlawed, but works in the Either/Or repertory are just as likely to be governed by game theory as by standard notions of musical structure.

The form was first written by Tisi degli Odassi in the late 15th century and popularized by Teofilo Folengo, a dissolute Benedictine monk who applied Latin rules of form and syntax to an Italian vocabulary in his burlesque epic of chivalry, Baldus (1517; Le maccheronee, 1927 28).

Depending upon the intended use of the transaction, the contained data can be persisted in XML form and syntax.

The form and syntax ofJSON is much simpler than XML, allowing for smaller and simpler parsers but thereare also several drawbacks, which make XML a better choice for data exchange betweenloosely coupled components.

At the RCM, Tippett's first composition tutor was Charles Wood, who used the models of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven to instil a solid understanding of musical forms and syntax.

The grammar and syntax of the literary form of the language have remained substantially unchanged since the 7th century, but in other ways it has transformed in recent centuries.

Sign is not spoken, has no written form and thus has its own syntax.

It exists in two variants, a condensed form and a more verbose XML syntax.

It exists in two variants, a condensed form and a more verbose XML syntax, which are described in detail elsewhere (Herget et al. 2008) and http://www.eurocarbdb.org/recommendations/encoding.

In writing, the human speaker is evoked in restricted form through peculiarities of word choice, grammatical usage, and syntax.