We hope ultimately to provide a useful roadmap (among many others from diverse sources) to the documents, which behind their legal language amount to sweeping policy for the legacy domain name system and the relationships among its current major parties.
The careful language amounted to a tacit acknowledgment of two important facts: Mr. Kim of South Korea initiated and has often sustained the difficult reconciliation process at considerable political risk.
At the end of a tense, confusing three-day meeting, Darwin's critics claimed that this and other compromise language amounted to a huge victory that would still allow their critiques into textbooks and classrooms.
In Section 4, for example, we considered Lewis's recognition that each human language amounts to a network of Nash equilibria in coordination games around conveyance of information.
The hybridization of a modal language amounts to extending its expressive power in such a way that it becomes possible to refer in the object language to a particular state of the model (see e.g., Blackburn 2000).
On this view grammars are mere artifacts that are developed by linguists to codify aspects of the relevant systems, and positing an I-language amounts to projecting the linguist's codification illegitimately onto human minds (see, for example, Tomasello 2003).
In 2004, several parents sued the school board in federal court, and last year, District Judge Clarence Cooper ordered the stickers removed on the grounds that the language amounted to an unconstitutional endorsement of a religious belief (ScienceNOW, 14 January 2005).
The Obama administration counters this language amounts to little more than a typo, at worst.
Born of the Cold War and enacted after the assassination of President Kennedy, the language amounts to a bit of technical housekeeping appended to the Constitution.
Such flexibility is missing from current data-parallel languages and amounts to a fusion with their so-called annotations, directives or meta-languages.
