Examples of using Syntactic in English and their translations into Spanish
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in contrast with current approaches that are basically syntactic.
its role in motivating syntactic and morphological phenomena.
According to Searle, it would be absurd to claim that the English speaker inside"knows" Chinese based on these syntactic processes alone.
Clusters are not a syntactic language construct, but rather a standard organizational convention.
A function call or syntactic form is written as a list with the function
Syntactic validation of telephone numbers was performed by examining WHOIS records to determine if a telephone number was provided
all phonological, morphological, and syntactic changes that made Polish develop from Common Slavic are applied to Vulgar Latin.
In the Nuovo soggettario the distinction between syntactic and semantic relations,
The Pilot Study focused on the syntactic and operational perspectives of data validation,
in particular two extra vowels(/ɛ/ and/ɔ/) and syntactic differences related to focalisation.
This study explores the development of both syntactic and discourse subject properties of three level groups of British adult L2 Spanish learners in an instructional setting through a contextualised judgement task.
you know, a few comments about syntactic structure, comments about the semantics, and that's your thesis.
phonological, syntactic and clearly semantic, but also at the level of context and knowledge.
Radical construction grammar rejects the idea that syntactic categories, roles, and relations are universal
the will to build a sense of syntactic, morphological way that has become a personal code,
This conversion into writing was marred by syntactic and semantic displacements, by the elimination of expressive moments,
utilities that aid in application deployment and maintenance, and syntactic sugar.
as opposed to one that freely generates syntactic combinations and uses general principles to bar illicit ones:
thus fourth may be according to its syntactic distribution, adjective or ordinal masculine noun,
drilled Papers"do not represent a traumatic break with the syntactic and semantic terms of his sculptures,