Sentence examples for syntactic ideas from inspiring English sources

The syntactic ideas underlying proof calculi linked with the semantic ideas are introduced.

Propositional logic and first-order logic, with an emphasis on the relationship between the semantic and syntactic approaches; these ideas are summarized in Godel's Completeness Theorems.

Keynes and Carnap tried to implement this idea through syntactic versions of the principle of indifference the idea that syntactically similar hypotheses should be assigned the same prior probability values.

The topographic difference is consistent with the idea that syntactic and semantic aspects of comprehension are handled by different neural subsystems.

Koelsch has termed this idea the syntactic equivalence hypothesis.

The rich sequential structure of the network's semantic inputs also allows it to incorporate certain Chomskyan ideas about innate syntactic knowledge and parameter-setting, as well as a more empiricist account of the acquisition of idiomatic syntactic constructions.

Thus, given the commitment to naturalism, the hypothesis that the brain is a kind of computer trafficking in representations in virtue of their syntactic properties is the basic idea of LOTH (and the AI vision of cognition).

The idea is that syntactic structures linking interacting biological entities may have common characteristics that can be exploited by similarity measures or machine learning algorithms.

Accuracy rates with DO construction and PO construction did not show significant effects of group, supporting the idea that interpreting syntactic roles without a lexical cue is not a skill that particularly is affected adversely by the difficulties in language associated with ASD.

On the one hand, there's the idea that isomorphism is maximized in the mapping from syntactic to prosodic structure, a recent formalization of this idea being Selkirk's Match Theory.

In that sense, the mind is a "syntactic engine".