Sentence examples for syntactic arrangements from inspiring English sources
Compositionality requires that the meaning of a complex thought is determined by the meanings of its simple constituents along with their syntactic arrangements.
Deductive logic then tells us that the logical structures of some sentences i.e., the syntactic arrangements of their logical terms preclude them from being jointly true of any possible state of affairs.
For example, a person's belief that, say, the president dislikes terrorists appears to be composed of the concepts "THE PRESIDENT", "DISLIKES", and "TERRORISTS", and differs from the belief that terrorists dislike the president by virtue of something analogous to syntactic arrangement.
The syntactic formulation of a substructure in terms of arrangement might be a critical point for the underlying subgraph isomorphism algorithm.
Image content information includes information that can be derived from predefined functional units (objects), their spatial arrangement (structure), pixel derived features prior of after image transformations (texture), and syntactic compositions of objects or of pixel based primitives (syntactic structure analysis).
Our brains are syntactic engines.
I think inside endless semantic, syntactic, rhythmic variations.
Currently, I am struggling with Noam Chomsky's Syntactic Structures (1957).
"The impact of the em is not syntactic but visual.
Hacks are more likely to be the guardians of syntactic propriety than its foes.
