Sentence examples for syntactic definition from inspiring English sources

We give equivalent syntactic definition of the type-instance, presented as a set of inference rules.

But these are semantic issues and before getting to them we need to give a proper syntactic definition of the language within which our formulas will be written.

Function ({mathrm{dec}}) essentially performs this decomposition, by removing the restriction (which can occur only externally, by syntactic definition) and by replacing the bound names in L with the corresponding restricted names in (L').

We provide a standardized semantic and syntactic definition of minimotifs gleaned from the data contained within MnM 2, and have executed its implementation by refactoring approximately 5000 minimotif annotations within MnM.

Nonetheless we are used not only to syntactic definitions of consequence relations but also to semantic definitions.

Semantic interoperability between different EHR systems across technical platforms and organizational boundaries requires a consistent way of sharing the syntactic and semantic definitions of clinical content.

There the fact that a well-defined partial recursive function is total is a behavioral feature of the function defined and not a syntactic feature of its recursive definition (in fact, it is undecidable in general).

(The 'method of elimination of quantifiers' discussed in section 2.2 of Tarski's truth definitions) was a syntactic and pre-model-theoretic method for proving elimination of quantifiers down to a particular set of formulas).

Note that the terminology here is based on a thematic definition rather than a syntactic one.

First, activation in the left IFG, as observed during arithmetic tasks in previous studies, which are notably by definition semantic and not syntactic, has been attributed to general working memory [15] or to verbal aspects of mental calculations [6].

BioC defines mostly syntactic interoperability with some rudimentary semantic definitions.