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Among the faithful, there are those who believe that 'less than' is not necessarily semantically correct for a class.

A relationship correlates at least two semantically equivalent business objects that are represented in different physical formats.

By mathematical induction, we have proved that this protocol semantically satisfies the sequential consistency.

The company believes that its new ad network will provide monetary incentive for publishers to have their websites marked up semantically.

If my database changes -- even if I use XML to override the mappings -- my source code does not semantically map the underlying mapping.

This flag indicates that the binary representation for the type is in the semantically correct order for that type.

Because of that, a DXL document is usually not semantically meaningful for your data.

It is not semantically oriented and does not add anything to the propositional content of an utterance, but has plenty of pragmatic effects.

Rewrite is an optimization strategy that transforms a valid query into a semantically equivalent form that can be more efficient to execute.

In fact , sometimes refactorings yield syntactically correct code that is not semantically correct for the problem you are trying to solve .

The best approach is to define interfaces (WSDL port types) in a way that groups semantically related transactions.

A more semantically elegant method is to take advantage of the HTTP headers to do content negotiation.

At the heart of the W3C's efforts for doing so is the semantic Web, which would create a network of semantically transparent data.

Next time you hear the word semantics, or semantically rich tags, ignore them and think visual hierarchy.

All three kind of parentheses are semantically equivalent and are shown in the snippet below.

The goal here is to ensure that any system command evoked on the script syntactically and semantically works properly on Linux as well.

This ensures the response returned to the original requester semantically matches that returned by the actual provider.

Statement and the published subject effectively provide an anchor from a locally-defined resource to a semantically ambiguous concept.

Operations defined as part of a single service interface should be semantically related.

They are the basis for the benefit in recognition times observed for words preceded by a semantically related versus a neutral prime.

The static relationship in this scenario correlates these four syntactically different but semantically equivalent representations.

So in this post, we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information.

Semantically, the excessive construction allows only a volitional agent and denotes a telic situation.

And he's right that passive clauses can be semantically vivid, while active clauses can be woolly and vague.

Because the XML Security Suite uses the canonical form of the XML documents , the semantically insignificant differences are ignored .

The RDT editor is not sophisticated enough yet to filter out all syntactically correct, but semantically incorrect entries.

To write code that is semantically equivalent in C# would be a bit more tedious and error-prone; see the bottom half of Figure 7 .

These baselines are semantically rich objects that identify a "version" of a UCM component.

As part of the query compilation process, the input statement is analyzed syntactically and semantically.

Lastly, the representations of certain data items describing a customer are not semantically aligned across different applications.

Both formats are semantically equivalent, but the compact syntax is, in my opinion, far easier to read and write.

Now it's much easier to have semantically structured URIs yet retain the flexibility of dynamic pages.

First, N400 potential is evoked in response to words that are semantically anomalous relative to a given context.

This underlines that you should use DOUBLE indexes if you want semantically correct numeric comparisons.

Video segmentation is to separate the meaningful object semantically from video sequences.

Any differences that do appear will not be semantically significant, however.

I know that I'm getting into a semantically murky area by using the word "light" here.

Data bound by a transaction must be semantically preserved.

The outgoing HTTP request is therefore semantically equivalent to the original HTTP request except for the root URL.

Language-Specific Names Do use semantically interesting names rather than language-specific keywords for type names.

The person names are semantically tagged using the standard hCard micro format, and hence behave as live objects in the system.

These expressions are semantically equivalent in that they accomplish the same task, but may differ substantially in syntax.

Iterating an Intrusive container needs less memory accesses than the semantically equivalent container of pointers: iteration is faster.

On metaphorical meaning, there are three cases: mutual corresponding Meaning, Partly corresponding Meaning, and semantically different.

In a nutshell, OpenCalais turns unstructured HTML into semantically marked up data.

Resist the temptation to close your request for help with semantically -null questions like "Can anyone help me? " or "Is there an answer? "

In a mature society, " civil servant" is semantically equals to " civil master" .

Semantically, the meanings of the words about the "homosexuality" have changed from derogatory, criminal sense and medical term to neuter.

You can use this method when there is a semantically equivalent element in the NIEM model, but it does not quite meet your needs.

Complex transformation is required to achieve semantically consistent data.

Warning C6221: Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: comparing HRESULT to an integer.

The requirements should be clearly understood and examined both semantically and technically (see Lesson 1).

These checks go beyond syntactic checking to ensure that statements are semantically correct.

Using cascading stylesheets (CSS) is much easier when you insist on making the XHTML as semantically correct as possible.

Semantically, the two parts it connects are not simply synonymous, but are related to inference, explanation and definition.

They differ in specific low-level data structures, but they are semantically identical, storing the exact same information.

The following example compares two queries that are semantically equivalent .

Warning C6217: Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: testing HRESULT with 'not'.

Reusing such standards can help reduce the amount of work that goes into developing semantically transparent data formats.

Semantically different synonyms -synonyms that differ slightly in what they mean.

Where the bridge to zombie kingdom is semantically imploded ?

"I enjoyed the massage" is semantically pretty passive, but it is grammatically active.

This technically doesn't violate the rules of semantic equivalence -- the content in both documents are semantically the same.

The content should be well written and semantically correct.

The non-typical member, which means the accompanying action of NP2, semantically overlaps with the SVO category.

But semantically, the object is also special in utilizing an inheritance tree for method resolution.

Many idioms are semantically inexplicable.

The first kind of help is letting users retrieve knowledge semantically .

Listing 2 uses the foreach syntax to create code semantically equivalent to the approach used in Listing 1.

These markup languages are not semantically dead, however.

You're probably already seeing that these two listings contain the same data -- in fact, they are semantically equivalent.

Some people find pins very distracting and (even though they are semantically necessary) want them hidden from the Activity diagram.

Make sure that merged levels are semantically identical.

So things get tricky when you want to find out if two documents "mean" the same thing -- whether they are semantically equivalent.

Both mechanisms, the automatic and the attentional one, raise the activation level for words being semantically related to the prime.

In HTML 5, you can write this more semantically, as shown in Listing 6.

Warning C6220 - Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: comparing HRESULT to -1.

In the data part, data values are grouped into homogenous and semantically related containers according to their path and data type.

Warning C6226: Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: assigning -1 to HRESULT.

It also feels semantically wrong to me.

Warning C6219: Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: comparing HRESULT to 1 or TRUE.

Warning C6225: Implicit cast between semantically different integer types: assigning 1 or TRUE to HRESULT.

Semantically, the comparison will be made from the aspects of semantic ambiguity and semantic orientation.

Being semantically constructed, as yet computability logic does not have a fully developed proof theory.

A: I think the key lesson is that the lowest layers should deal only with syntax and should be semantically neutral.

This is semantically equivalent to a System setting and consequently saves you the effort of setting it in the designer.

The end result is code that is semantically equivalent to the original but contains no clues as to how the code was originally written.

Luoshan, especially Chengguan area dialect research, have not yet described detailedly and semantically .

Now you are using semantically useful HTML!

Even though they have the same grammatical function to play in the sentence, they are different semantically.

Maybe there's a better and more semantically correct way to do your markup.

In the designer's eyes, that is an essentially what semantically rich content is, it is visual hierarchy.

One of the principles is to design the XML counterpart to be simple and semantically similar to the source. The reasons are

UNIT FOUR syntactically field Integer Semantically corresponds to concept attribute represent

Semantically, non-prototypical causative verbs mainly comprise the following types: the indirect transmission of physical force;

Warning C6230: implicit cast between semantically different integer types: using HRESULT in a Boolean context

Instance-based approach to identify semantically similar attribute

semantically, A and B should not be identical in meaning but belong to the same semantical field;

The following example shows queries that are semantically equivalent and illustrates the difference between using the

Some semantically emphatic devices of English nouns

Warning C6215: cast between semantically different integer types: a Boolean type to HRESULT

Educational Resources Search Based on Metadata Expanded Semantically