Sentence examples for the restricted language from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although most approaches to inheritance leave it in the metalanguage, it is shown that putting preclusion in the object language provides extensions with desirable general properties which are not always true in the restricted language of conclusion sets.

(These commitments are to be judged by considering each side as a sentence in the restricted language whose vocabulary is just sufficient to allow the sentence in question to be formed).

To characterize it they tended to use the language of (un faithfulness, though nowadays we might be inclined to use the more restricted language of (in fidelity, which has regard to specific commitments.

In fact, at the public hearing, some groups expressed strong opposition even to the far more restricted language of the original legislation.

How many great novels operate on a basis of restricted language rather than elaborate, self-consciously lyrical language, precisely because they wanted that readability factor Winterson is so quick to rubbish?

However, in order to cope with natural language ambiguities, NLIs typically support a more restricted language.

Provability logic is a modal logic that is used to investigate what arithmetical theories can express in a restricted language about their provability predicates.

We next show that a more restricted language of clauses with bounded indeterminacy is learnable using k-CNF to represent hypotheses, and that restricting the "locality" of a clause to a constant allows pac-learnability even if an arbitrary amount of indeterminacy is allowed.

We also present expressivity results for more restricted languages.

The restricted range of language skills in the DS group could limit the power to detect correlations.

"An ultra-restricted language," he says, "operating according to a new grammar, might finally be our way out of this".