Sentence examples for restricted syntax from inspiring English sources
High-level action languages feature a concise, restricted syntax for describing the effects of actions, and they often benefit from a relatively simple, well-understood semantics, typically defined in terms of a transition system whose nodes are the possible states and whose directed edges are labeled with the actions whose execution in the source state can result in the target state.
In the literature one can find essentially different formulations of 'IF first-order logic.' The differences are not restricted to syntax – examples of applying different semantic ideas can be found as well.
Promela includes a rich set of data types including first-class channels, but the language syntax restricts the declaration of channel types so that it is not generally possible to deduce the complete type of a channel directly from its declaration.
In syntax, too, earlier freedom was restricted; thus, the use of the accusative and infinitive in oratio obliqua ("indirect discourse") became obligatory, and fine discrimination was required in the use of the subjunctive.
Tools have become essential in the formal model-driven development of software but are very time consuming to build and often restricted to a particular semantic interpretation of a particular syntax.
In writing, the human speaker is evoked in restricted form through peculiarities of word choice, grammatical usage, and syntax.
One of the major challenges in modern biology is the deciphering of the regulatory language, syntax and grammar, encoded in the genome, that directs spatio-temporally restricted gene expression.
Mailer, whose sentences had gone on forever, embracing and connecting everything, now restricted himself to a limited vocabulary and the subtle rhythmic possibilities of plain English syntax.
Any reaction can be restricted to a subset of regions, and diffusions within and among the regions are written using the same high-level pattern syntax as reactions.
His travel is restricted.
