Sentence examples for syntactic variant from inspiring English sources

While some writers (e.g., Feferman (1995)) distinguish '↓' from 'E!', the literature as a whole does not, and '↓' is often merely a syntactic variant of 'E!'E

From the formal standpoint, the one is merely a syntactic variant of the other: just replace OB with □, PE with ◊, etc.

(There are minor syntactic variants such as the capitalization varying systematically).

Type-4 Two or more code fragments that perform the same computation, but implemented through different syntactic variants.

As the annotated entity mentions contained only little syntactic structure, a small number of hand-written rules were used to normalize basic syntactic variants such as alternation between noun-modifying and prepositional phrase variants of a term, e.g. "DNA binding" vs. "binding of DNA".

In addition to its basic function of defining words, a dictionary may provide information about their pronunciation, grammatical forms and functions, etymologies, syntactic peculiarities, variant spellings, and antonyms.

Syntactic variation can increase the usability challenges.

The syntactic correlation between two features is computed based on their syntactic form.

The above-mentioned complementary distribution of an IA's I-function and its T-function suggests that they are two variants of a syntactic entity.

Often only one label is attached, if at all, thus lacking rich linguistic information, e.g. about morphological forms, syntactic arguments or possible lexical variants and paraphrases.

From an argumentational perspective, it is not convincing to claim that the attestation of all four variants for a single-argument verb constitutes syntactic complexity, nor that the attestation of "only" 21 variants out of a total possible number of 1,024 variants constitutes syntactic simplicity.