Syntax (logic)

Known as: Logical syntax, Syntax (disambiguation), Syntax (formal languages)

In logic, syntax is anything having to do with formal languages or formal systems without regard to any interpretation or meaning given to them…

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2016

In this paper, we use declarative and domain-specific languages for representing expert knowledge in the field of change…

2010

This paper deals with compounding in Korean. Compounds are regarded as the combinations of words. In Korean, however, a root or a…

2009

Abstract — The dynamic software development organizations optimize the usage of resources to deliver the products in the…

2008

PART ONE: WORDS PART TWO: SYNTAX AND DISCOURSE PART THREE: SPEECH AND WRITING PART FOUR: VARIATION AND CHANGE PART FIVE: THE…

2001

In the view of the Tractatus ‘The rules of logical syntax must go without saying if we only know how each individual sign…

1999

We show how solutions to typical problems of High School and first-year University Mathematics can be written using structured…

1997

Working with large corpora of text highlights the need for the special treatment of Out-Of-Vocabulary (OOV) words. This paper…

1996

Proofs in an arithmetic system are ranked according to a ramification hierarchy based on occurrences of induction. It is shown…

1994

The phenomenon of the gender/sex of nouns is normally handled two-dimensionally. Two levels are distinguished: (grammatical…

1963

An experiment in the computer generation of coherent discourse was successfully conducted to test a hypothesis about the…