Sentence examples for language fragment from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it does not follow that Etruscan must be related to a language or language fragment that can be found in the Mediterranean area.

Figure 5 illustrates a general GPU rendering pipeline in solid lines and the proposed GLSL (OpenGL Shader Language) fragment shader in dashed lines.

It is merely that the answer will depend upon the particular interpretation that the language fragment has, in fact, been given.

As soon as game rules are defined for a language fragment, also the corresponding combinatorial properties are fully determined, among them the properties labeled as truth and falsity.

Furthermore, we provide results of a comparison with other widely used OWL 2 reasoning systems, which show that Konclude performs eminently well on ontologies from any language fragment of OWL 2.

We apply the notion of quantum predicate proposed by D'Hondt and Panangaden to analyze a simple language fragment which may describe the quantum part of a future quantum computer in Knill's architecture.

By contrast, for Carnap, philosophy investigated and reconstructed existing language fragments, developed new logico-linguistic frameworks and suggested possible formal conventions for science, while, for Neurath, the investigation of science was pursued by an interdisciplinary meta-theory that encompassed empirical disciplines, again with a pragmatic orientation.

What will not be true, however, is that whatever the predicate "is a surman" is true of, as it occurs in the language-fragment reinterpreted in Quine's way, is a thing of which "is a man", as it occurs in English as a whole, is true of.

The predicate "is a man" will also be in the language-fragment in which "is the same surman as" is the I-predicate; and so it, too, will, be reinterpreted, if we follow Quine's suggestion, as holding of classes of men with the same surname.

It is the nature of widely spoken languages to fragment into dialects, then into new languages, as Latin did into French, Italian, Spanish and others.

With the picture painted above of the tendency for languages to fragment first into dialects and then into separate languages, it might be thought that dialects are relatively late in appearance in the history of a language family.