Sentence examples for syntactic standards from inspiring English sources

Promote the uptake and use of semantic and syntactic standards.

The goals of these attributes are to provide a general overview of the database landscape, to encourage consistency and interoperability between resources; and to promote the use of semantic and syntactic standards.

Despite a rapid acceleration in uptake of syntactic and semantic standards for interoperability, it is still difficult for users to find which databases support the standards and interfaces that they need.

Since indefinites with the relevant scopal properties would violate standard syntactic constraints, indefinites must in some cases be semantically referential.

For term formalism treats mathematics as having a content, as being a kind of syntactic theory; and standard syntactic theory entails the existence of an infinity of entities expression types which seem every bit as abstract as numbers.

In short, these results suggest that AMT is well suited to detect standard syntactic phenomena without any noticeable loss in statistical power.

This test, using semantically reversible sentences, provides a standard measure of syntactic impairment that is independent of the other tests of syntactic processing function used with the patients.

3. The CHTN had been functioning long before the introduction of standards in syntactics and semantics into tissue collection.

Regarding tasks with custom event/relation representations, some simpler tasks produced higher accuracies than the GENIA-based tasks, e.g. the bacteria interaction (BI) task [ 56] of BioNLP'11, which provided entities, triggers and syntactic parses as gold standard data, and the GRO relation extraction task of BioNLP'13, which identifies only pairwise relations [ 81].

The standard forms were syntactic and/or semantic forms of argument in English.

In addition, current grid services are described in XML-based standards, which only support syntactic keyword and taxonomy-based queries without reasoning ability at the semantic level, leading to poor precision and integrality.