Warrington (1975) described three patients with cerebral atrophy (probable semantic dementia) and selective progressive difficulties in comprehending the meaning of words and the significance of objects in spite of a fluent and generally syntactically correct speech.
Assistance takes the form of ensuring that the knowledge is syntactically correct, correcting "imperfect" knowledge, and also identifying when the current knowledge-base is insufficient as well as suggesting ways to resolve this insufficiency.
What, then, do mathematicians mean when they assert a disjunction P ∨ Q, where P and Q are syntactically correct statements in some (formal or informal) mathematical language?
Her speech is syntactically correct, her gestures human.
We did not do semantic-, discourse-structure and pragmatic-level correction since our overall goal was to be able to extract concepts from correctly spelled words using algorithms, not necessarily to create syntactically correct text.
Meaning of a program (once know it is syntactically correct).
However syntactically correct it might be, the prose had for me lost all of its magic.
It does not even tell an employer that the graduate can put together a logical and syntactically correct argument.
Note that you won't gain the benefit of some of these features in sections of your program that are not syntactically correct.
In response, as Dr Liberman notes, many offending websites have hired computational linguists to churn out syntactically correct but meaningless verbiage including common search terms.
In this paper, we present patternlets minimalist, scalable, syntactically correct programs, each designed to introduce students to a particular parallel design pattern.
