compositional

Examples of compositionally

compositionally
Pyroclastic products are widespread and include lapilli tuff, lithic tuff, agglomerate and pyroclastic breccia; compositionally similar lava flows are massive or blocky.
The building is a tour de force compositionally [see h].
More generally, (h) the analysis abandons the idea that sound-meaning correspondences are projected compositionally, and thus the double-interface property of language.
It is in fact essential to the role of syntax in serving the double-interface property, the enterprise of projecting sound-meaning correspondences compositionally.
The thinner, compositionally buoyant plumes appeared to mix into the ambient fluid, possibly by means of shear instabilities, before reaching this interface.
In order to produce what was compositionally desired, simple viscosity was ineffective.
They are constructs compositionally derived from components that can be combined and recombined in systematic ways.
This detail confirms the relevance of the comparison, in that it shows the same refrain involved compositionally in several grafting manoeuvres.
First, linguistic forms that are normally compositionally computed can simply be memorized.
The growth of basal solid released plumes of compositionally depleted fluid from the floor.
The arrival of language then meant that a whole new - serial and compositionally structured - cognitive architecture could be programmed into the system.
Many of these women were important for electroacoustic music in other ways than simply compositionally.
However, the claim is not that these constructions combine with their hosts to produce representations whose truth conditions are determined compositionally.
An alternative to writing scripts or specialised glue code is to construct the glue code compositionally, out of primitive connectors.
It is an open question whether this methodology can be brought to bear on utterances compiled more compositionally.
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