syntactically

Must be syntactically the same as an OPTION clause in a SELECT statement , and can contain any valid sequence of query hints .

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

Syntactically, the part of speech of a compound is determined by the last element.

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

Syntactically, reference can be explained in the binding theory put forward by the generative grammarian Noam Chomsky.

syntactically establishing a relationship of contrast between sentences or elements of a sentence.

Protection : you can only hope to control the scope of errors if modules are syntactically delimited .

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

This specification defines the parsing rules for HTML documents, whether they are syntactically correct or not.

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

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

Syntactically, the part of speech of the compound is generally determined by the part of speech of the second element.

When the AST is ready, we are sure that the expression is syntactically valid and can be executed providing the right context .

Compilation errors are returned from syntactically incorrect Xquery expressions and XML DML statements.

In other words, it can tell you that your application is syntactically correct, but not if it's of high or low quality.

Your interpreter for this language should include a parser that rejects all but syntactically valid specifications in your language.

directive operand is syntactically an identifier , not an expression . this allows the content of.

The following two queries are syntactically equivalent, but differ only in their constant literal values.

You may assume that all commands will be of the form specified above. There will be no syntactically incorrect commands.

There are many more, albeit syntactically correct, unfortunate ways to arrange the information.

Represents a class of syntactically equivalent tokens.

You may be asking yourself why this test will fail. After all, it is valid syntactically.

Syntactically Open SQL looks very familiar to developers with basic knowledge of the SQL standard.

Paul's answers to these questions were syntactically complex.

The rough XML is syntactically correct, but may not use the proper vocabulary.

Syntactically closures are defined in what look like Java code blocks.

Some find this method is easier to follow syntactically.

The filtering query is syntactically invalid.

The pass statement does nothing. It can be used when a statement is required syntactically but the program requires no action.

The query was not syntactically valid.

Thus, the string is syntactically an XML name.

The following example is more readable than the original example, although they are syntactically the same.

Syntactically, this is equivalent to plot sin(x), cos(x).

UNIT FOUR syntactically field Integer Semantically corresponds to concept attribute represent

Java programmers almost never write code like that, even though it's syntactically correct. They write it like so

Symbols that require the escape character to achieve a syntactically valid query

Syntactically Correct Indenting of Lines

Enter the syntactically correct URIs