These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.
Thus, the formal notion of grounding provided by D is sometimes suggested to reflect the extent to which sentences have well-defined semantic properties.
One way of thinking about why the truth predicate is not well-behaved on the Liar sentence is that there is not really a well-defined truth bearer provided by the Liar sentence.
In extreme free-word-order languages it is doubtful that phrases of more than one word (noun phrase, prepositional phrase, verb phrase, clause, sentence) are syntactically well-defined.
"We wanted it to be well-defined that violent felons wouldn't get reduced sentences," said Canterbury, who said his organization endorsed the legislation when that change and others were made.
The idea is that the determinate sentences are the ones with well-defined semantic properties.
The Assembly bill provides for judicial discretion for a well-defined group of second-timers while preserving lengthy, mandatory sentences for second-timers with either histories of violence or records of having committed sex crimes or sold drugs to children.
And he has a rollicking good story to tell - but he writes (as he says of his distant uncle's method of constructing letters),"... well-defined words placed one after the other, carefully, building the sentences like a bricklayer laying his bricks tenderly in the wet cement to build himself a wall".
A well-defined subject, strong verb, and object are much better than a long, complicated sentence that goes nowhere.
The syntactic stream has been considered as algorithmic, following a finite list of well-defined rules, governing how words and other lexical elements combine to form phrases and sentences [22].
Time is critical, and their goals usually are well-defined".
