Sentence examples for semantic question from inspiring English sources

The debate to some extent pivots on the semantic question of whether "an Ancient Grand Canyon" (as the Science paper calls it) is the same thing as the Grand Canyon of today.

The second major question with which the philosophy of mathematics is concerned is this: "Do abstract objects exist?" This question is deeply related to the semantic question about how the sentences and theories of mathematics should be interpreted.

The fundamental semantic question for proponents of this sort of structured proposition view is: what sorts of things are the constituents of propositions?

These processes are often called the climate drivers, even though it is a semantic question as to whether they drive the climate or whether it is the climate that drives them.

For example, while it seems clear (from the passages quoted above) that Nietzsche has distinct views on the central metaphysical question about value, it seems equally apparent that there are inadequate textual resources for ascribing to him a satisfying answer to the semantic question.

Whether or not the system that emerges still comprises a form of capitalism is ultimately a semantic question.

But once they set their semantic questions aside, these musical historians reveal themselves to be critics of estimable clarity and candor, wit and heart.

The proposal also analyses certain semantic questions associated with the XBRL formula specification and its performance.

Such questions are not, and are not well represented as, semantic questions to which K2 is relevant.

Syntactic and semantic questions about a natural language are settled by and large through empirical investigation; syntactic and semantic questions about an artificial language are settled usually by checking what the appropriate stipulations are.

Aczel's book was also immediately influential for people working on semantic questions in theoretical computer science.