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	Proto-Indo-European Syntax: Chapter 1: The Syntactic Framework
		The syntactic studies of the nineteenth century were carried out by scholars who had achieved virtually unsurpassable mastery of the important Indo-European (IE) dialects.
		Moreover, this syntactic description is by no means complete, though the majority of the constructions are described, as may be determined from the adequacy of the syntax in analyzing and generating characteristic sentences as illustrated at the conclusion of Chapter 5.
		Besides coordination and subordination or embedding, these are involved in the syntactic devices of substitution, the use of function words, and the patterns of congruence and government.
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	Syntactic Extension
		Syntactic extensions, or macros, are used to simplify and regularize repeated patterns in a program, to introduce syntactic forms with new evaluation rules, and to perform transformations that help make programs more efficient.
		Syntactic extensions can also take the form of improper lists (or even singleton identifiers; see Section 8.3), although this is less common.
		A syntax object representing an identifier is itself referred to as an identifier; thus, the term identifier may refer either to the syntactic entity (symbol, variable, or keyword) or to the concrete representation of the syntactic entity as a syntax object.
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	Syntactic Generation
		Although the distinction between planning and syntactic generation is not uncontroversial, we will nonetheless assume such an architecture here, in order to explain some of the issues that arise in syntactic generation.
		Syntactic generation can be described as the problem to find the corresponding string for an input logical form.
		Syntactic generation is one of the most elaborated and investigated fields in the area of natural language generation.
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	The Relationship between Syntactic and Morphological
		Syntactic knowledge resides at the core of UG whereas morphological knowledge resides at the periphery.
		Two patterns would support the syntactic foundation position: (1) the learners' syntactic abilities are superior to their morphological abilities; and, (2) uniformly, the former are significant predictors of the latter.
		Thus, assuming that the native speakers' syntactic abilities were equally developed as their morphological abilities, we must also conclude that the learners possessed syntactic abilities that were equal to their morphological abilities.
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	Syntax
		Dependency grammar is a class of syntactic theories separate from generative grammar in which structure is determined by the relation between a word (a head) and its dependents.
		The second meaning of the term syntax has been evolved in the field of computer science, especially in the subfield of programming languages, where the set of allowed reserved words and their parameters and the correct word order in the expression is called the syntax of language.
		This process, called ''parsing'', is in some respects ''analogous to'' syntactic analysis in linguistics; in fact, certain concepts, such as the Chomsky hierarchy and context-free grammars, are common to the study of syntax in both linguistics and computer science.
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	CS 4304 - Compilers and Translators - Syntactic Analysis
		While we generally present a compiler of consisting of five parts, one of which is the syntactic analyzer, through which the source code is transformed to the object code step-by-step, in practice this model is not accurate.
		Syntactic analyzers can be classified into two types depending on their approach to analysis.
		The process of syntactic analysis can be viewed as the process of constructing the syntactic tree that exists between a root symbol and an instance of the language.
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	CC MODE Version 5 Documentation - Syntactic Analysis
		A syntactic component consists of a pair of information (in lisp parlance, a cons cell), where the first part is a syntactic symbol, and the second part is a relative buffer position.
		Syntactic symbols describe elements of C code (2), e.g.
		Syntactic component lists can contain more than one component, and individual syntactic components need not have relative buffer positions.
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	2 Syntactic constituenthood
		In written language, where intonation is difficult to represent, it is still possible to indicate a sentence's information structure by fitting the focus and the ground into a syntactic frame consisting of it, a form of the copula to be, and the subordinating conjunction that.
		It is worth noting that the syntactic structure just described corresponds to the way that the interpretation of the entire expression the cat that chased the rat is composed from the interpretation of smaller expressions.
		This is evident from the syntactic constituenthood tests in (23), where the question and short answer pair are compatible with either scope interpretation.
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	Syntactic Analysis - CC Mode Manual
		This command calculates the syntactic analysis of the current line and displays it in the minibuffer.
		Syntactic contexts can contain more than one element, and syntactic elements need not have anchor positions.
		In CC Mode 5.28 and earlier, a syntactic element was a dotted pair; the cons was the syntactic symbol and the cdr was the anchor position.
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	Syntactic Words. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The significant point, and one "which has not been made at all clear in the literature of English," is that syntactic words are normal syntactic structures converted to occasional or repeated use in environments where one might normally expect to find a one-base or two-base word.
		Stress in syntactic words varies with the underlying structure and with the position the syntactic words take in the utterance.
		Syntactic words are generally nonce words; the conversion of syntactic structures to syntactic words is not a very productive process in present-day English.
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	Syntactic Frames Introduction to Linguistics (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Or there is additional syntactic and semantic information to draw on, which is not featured in the textbook.
		So the syntactic context in this example is the same as in the previous example, i.e., preceding determiner and following noun or Det ____ N. In addition, we have the frame ____+er because the context for our example includes the bound morpheme -er.
		Syntactic frame 17 is the appropriate frame for this determiner.
	www.hamline.edu /personal/aschramm/linguistics2001/7frames.html (1571 words)

	2 The origins of syntactic structure
		Given the possibility of building syntactic structure by concatenation in either direction, we might ask ourselves whether the direction of concatenation matters, and if so, which direction is the correct one for English.
		A syntactic argument is the expression of such an argument in a sentence.
		The three types of syntactic dependents that we have been discussing---complements, specifiers, and adjuncts---all stand in distinct structural relations to the head and to the spine of its projection (intermediate projections formed by adjunction count as belonging to the spine).
	www.ling.upenn.edu /courses/Spring_2001/ling150/ch2.html (5499 words)

	Reading Online - Articles: Visual-Syntactic Text Formatting
		Syntactic awareness in the fifth grade is predictive of the reading proficiency that one will attain in adulthood (Cupples and Holmes, 1992).
		Syntactic formatting appeared to create a scaffolding of meaning, that expanded the zone of proximal development for many students, thus exposing them to more syntactic variety and complexity than provided by the core textbook alone.
		Likewise, then, while it may not be strictly necessary to have a heightened awareness of syntactic structure to be able to impart syntactically appropriate prosody to one’s elocution of a sentence, it can be postulated that having such a heightened, beyond natural awareness of syntax may similarly assist in the syntactic decoding of written language.
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		syntactic salt /n./ The opposite of syntactic sugar, a feature designed to make it harder to write bad code.
		Specifically, syntactic salt is a hoop the programmer must jump through just to prove that he knows what's going on, rather than to express a program action.
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	Syntactic Autonomy
		But the introduction of the syntactic level as prescribed by Von Neumann defines a richer (open-ended) classifying function available to systems capable of a full situated semiosis (semantics, pragmatics, and syntax) with their environments.
		It is undeniable that this syntactic code is completely specified within organisms since its reading and constructing machinery is found within each cell: an autonomous code defined by specific syntactic rules.
		For this reason, the study of the emergence of syntactic autonomies is relevant for both evolutionary systems research and cognitive science.
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	Syntactic Knowledge
		Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG) developed in reaction to the basic principles of transformational grammar regarding grammatical structure, specifically the use of transformations to ensure that the same functional relations apply at ``deep structure'' for sentences that are paraphrases at surface structure (e.g., active vs. passive).
		LFG has two levels of syntactic description: a constituent structure (or c-structure), which is the same as a conventional phrase structure tree, and a functional structure (or f-structure), in which grammatical functions are explicitly encoded.
		It illustrates that grammatical coverage is not sacrificed during the shift in emphasis from syntactic transformations to lexical specifications of predicate argument structure.
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		The approach taken is to transform instances of RDF and topic maps to a syntactic representation that closely models their underlying logical models, and to use function libraries written in XQuery to directly support operations specific to RDF or topic maps.
		Part of this challenge is purely syntactic -- both topic maps and RDF allow many different syntactic forms for the same information, and searching for all the possible ways that a fact may be represented on the syntactic level is quite difficult.
		Query languages designed specifically for RDF or topic maps generally transform the syntactic representation to an internal format that reflects the underlying model; the main difference is that we then give this underlying model a syntactic form by representing it in XML.
	www.w3.org /XML/2002/08/robie.syntacticweb.html (6603 words)

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