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Although literally a pronoun is anything that can replace a noun, pronouns occur in a variety of syntactical categories.
Another subject of interest lies in giving a semantical account of our syntactical studies.
The syntactical idea is to denote some of the sorts of a specification as observable and the others as non-observable.
The acceptance of a recursive definition becomes too sensitive to the syntactical shape of its body.
After all, most of our successful analytical models - be they harmonic, metric or formal - are grounded in powerful syntactical principles.
Projection is important in the context of tabling, because it may give logically equivalent answers the same syntactical form.
We have shown how the most elementary attempts to build such a syntactical truth predicate by a fixed point technique fail.
Finally, the syntactical correctness of utterances with one, two and three content words was investigated.
In doing so, semantics reformulates in its own language (cartesian or monoidal closed categories) problems traditionally seen as syntactical, such as abstract machines and complexity.
We now give a simple syntactical condition implying cube-embeddability.
This requires a uniform syntactical setting for all these notions, which is naturally provided by category theory.
That is, using the narrower definition of nouns, at the syntactical stage more verb types than noun types were produced in the toy context.
His thin voice, garbled grammar, and syntactical errors are the badge of 'plain speak'.
This is achieved by introducing sorts and operations for the syntactical elements of a signature using an internalization principle.
Furthermore, our syntactical constraints are automatically provided by the proper choice of the most primitive basic predicates.
Note that, since a term is only defined up to -equivalence, the syntactical identity mentioned above also is up to -equivalence.
However, the combinations of these units are governed by syntactical rules, which are the to-belearned components of the situation.
We have next defined syntactical truth predicates for this language as fixed points of an increasing operator having some symmetry property.
Translation from an indigenous language to pidgin reveals a high degree of closeness to the original speech patterns, notably in attempts to preserve syntactical equivalents.
There are no syntactical constraints, insofar as the words of the lexicon are displayed in random order.

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