syntactically

syntax | American Dictionary

syntax
noun[ U ]
us/ˈsɪn·tæks/
grammar
the grammatical arrangement of words in a sentence

syntax | Business English

syntax
noun[ U or C ]
uk /ˈsɪntæks/us
IT
the rules that state how, and in which order, words and symbols must be used in a particular computer language:
The following search syntax usually worked: "find in catalog".
The commands follow a strict syntax.

Examples of syntax

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But this doesn't necessarily mean that the locus of thought is natural language representations (words, syntax, phonology).
Ultimately, design search is about the gelling together of syntax and semantics.
In the restricted syntax, top-level classes do not contain nested classes; all types are top-level class names; and methods are monomorphic.
Left-adjunction is an operation typically used in the syntax for the organization of phrases.
The functor syntax admits functors of many variables, and functor composition.
The law is also useful for the semantics of a typed imperative language with conventional syntax.
But this is a practical justification, not the recognition of the pregnancy of the syntax/semantics schizophrenia.
Because of the conciseness of its original syntax, it is even possible to use it without noticing that it is a programming language.
Figure 2 defines the syntax of our language.
They all adopt the target natural language's syntax as the input syntax of the symbol sequences.
There is no doubt that this volume is of great significance for those interested in the syntax of free word order.
As syntax is now not responsible for determining every semantic distinction, it is to some degree liberated from semantics and can therefore be considerably simplified.
We do not claim that our encoding will solve all of the problems with programming using higher-order abstract syntax.
Rather, these consistent rules of the ordering of perceptions form the grammar or syntax of the language, in which some other content is encoded.
Another feature of transformational syntax which is of doubtful descriptive status is the notion of underlying structures.
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Collocations withsyntax

syntax

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complex syntax
A complex syntax would prevent use by non computer scientists.
simple syntax
It has a simple syntax but the expressions can be arbitrarily complex.
space syntax
This leads to the conclusion that the space syntax method is a top-down description of the peripatetic experience of a layout as a whole.
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