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211. Semantic faulty wording or formulation includes discollocation, duplicated semantics, semantic ambiguity, semantic indistinct, and semantic contradictory.

212. C ++ has been a copy - semantics language since its inception.

213. This paper compares generative grammar and cognitive grammar from four aspects: philosophical basis, universal view of language, research methodology and the status of semantics.

214. The familiar semantics for first-order logic is extensional in that it is involved in individual objects rather than in any property entities.

215. This paper provides a denotational semantics to a subset of Timed RAISE Specification Language (RSL) using Extended Duration Calculus (EDC) model.

216. It is basically just a rule, but with C ++ object semantics.

217. Lexical Semantics, written by British linguist D. A. Cruse, was published in 1986, and the book drew much attention in the linguistic field.

218. Fillmore's case grammar, case frame, scene and perspective, and FrameNet based frame semantics have enlightening significance in basic English teaching.

219. In order to analyze the non-repudiation and fairness properties under one frame, a set of first-order logic syntax and semantics for non-repudiation protocols was proposed, and a model was built.

220. As a cognitive semantics, frame semantics provides with a descriptive method to words lexical meanings, and the concept "frame" in it is a cognitive organizing form of concept.

221. Based on the existing researches, this paper carries out homonymy research from different points of views, like lexicology, semantics, rhetoric, pragmatics, comparative linguistics and so on.

222. As users and tool builders gain experience, and techniques for modeling application semantics become better developed, less human intervention will be needed.

223. This leads us to the discussion of what constitutes a major or minor version change—a question that is partly determined by the application semantics.

224. In its broad sense, a type-logical grammar refers to a framework which interlinks a categorial grammar and a type-logical semantics.

225. Definiteness and indefiniteness, as an inherent feature of language, exists widely in almost all linguistic aspects, such as phonetics, semantics, and grammar, etc.

226. Antonymy and antonyms are very important in the lexical semantics.

227. Some algebraic laws of Timed RSL are presented, which can be proved from the denotational semantics, and be used in program transformation and optimization.

228. In this paper, we define a log service with some transactional semantics and concentrate on the atomicity semantics.

229. This thesis then investigates the operational semantics of MSVL. A new configuration with intervals for MSVL programs is defined.

230. In particular(http://Sentencedict.com), the specification of the semantics (or meaning) of the UML modeling concepts remained inadequate for such MDD-oriented activities as automatic code generation or formal verification.

231. For instance, Chinese does not use explicit grammatical morphology marking the syntactic category of a word and semantics may play an important role in differentiating different syntactic category.

232. At present there was no abstract mechanism to describe the uniform semantics of reconfiguration for all enterprise domains.

233. The external schema and the semantics of each transaction are formally specified.

234. The transaction mechanism takes advantage of the save operation's fail-if-concurrently-modified semantics to provide integrity.

235. In this article , the authors try to discuss indirect anaphora with frame semantics proposed by Fillmore.

236. A revisory Kipke semantics weakens Logic Omniscience Problems and remains those reasonable epistemic properties.

237. General, Sheng contribution to the study of semantics and inadequate.