syntactic structure

collocation in English

meanings of syntacticand structure

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syntactic
adjective
uk /sɪnˈtæk.tɪk/ us /sɪnˈtæk.tɪk/
language
relating to the grammatical arrangement of words in ...
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structure
noun
uk /ˈstrʌk.tʃər/ us /ˈstrʌk.tʃɚ/
the way in which the parts of a system or object are arranged or organized, or a system arranged in ...
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Examples of syntactic structure

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This makes it harder to establish their presence in the syntacticstructure.
This reformulation paired with the idea that the assembly of syntacticstructure takes place in one step leads to the elimination of the cycle.
This task is believed to probe the subjects' ability to assign -roles to positions where the manipulated variable is syntacticstructure.
I have argued that virtually all aspects of syntacticstructure are language-specific, indeed, construction-specific.
Keeping phonological and syntacticstructure separate allows us to say the natural thing: they are phonological words that correspond to two separate syntactic constituents.
Gestures and postures are annotated and synchronisation is assessed to the syntacticstructure of concomitant speech.
It was natural, therefore, that syntacticstructure should possess features reminiscent of syllable structure.
What infants know about syntax but couldn't have learned : experimental evidence for syntacticstructure at 18 months.
This changes the syntacticstructure of axioms, but not the vocabulary.
The discussion of syntax emphasises the view that syntacticstructure must be considered hierarchical and recursive, with examples given illustrating both properties.
For the complex syntacticstructure (subordination), implicit instruction ultimately led to equal amounts of explicit knowledge.
Each such feature may bring a set of syntactic constraints to bear on the overall syntacticstructure being generated.
It annotates programs with font and color changes based on the syntacticstructure of the program.
In this paper, we have shown that the phonological phrasing of a sentence is not straightforwardly predictable from the syntacticstructure alone.
Sobin 1997 clearly recognizes the independent role of adjacency in determining agreement but resorts to a disease metaphor when this system overrides syntacticstructure.
If the linking/interpretation rules are specific to each syntacticstructure, then those ' rules ' are in effect the symbolic relations of a constructional representation.
His answer is (p. 128) that there is a universal ' conceptual space ', within which specific ' maps ' determine semantic structure, which again corresponds to syntacticstructure.
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