Sentence examples for semantic definition from inspiring English sources

In addition to a semantic definition of our system, we provide its equivalent syntactic characterization which relates our logic with the nonmonotonic modal logic S4F and allows us to use in our investigations standard modal logic techniques.

In this paper, we propose an approach for semantic DW traceability that requires: (i) the formalization of each design phase, (ii) the identification of horizontal and vertical interactions (inside and between phases), (iii) their semantic definition, storage and usage.

Then the following claim is immediate: If \(T^*\) is admissible then \(T^*\) is an implicit semantic definition of \(X\).

If \(T^*\) is an implicit semantic definition of \(X\) in a classical first-order language then \(T^*\) is admissible.

Essentially, the semantic definition of le in 26 allows it to function as a past tense operator.

They are intended to provide an authoritative semantic definition of all building elements, their properties and inter-relationships.

Modular Monadic Semantics (MMS) is a well-known mechanism for structuring modular denotational semantic definitions for programming languages.

Automatic code generation from these models is thus only possible if further semantic definitions are provided.

Previous semantic definitions typically agree in the case of non-recursive aggregates, but the picture is less clear for aggregates involved in recursion.

Ferguson's politics don't appear to rest on semantic definitions of rightwing, so much as a refusal to recognise the validity – or even possibility – of any alternative way of looking at the world.

Variability in formats, spatio-temporal granularity, access methods and differing semantic definitions hinder attempts to access, analyse, interpret, compare and combine datasets.