| Wrapped in a letter-pressed, raffia cover, all the material is printed as is, with individual handwriting and unique syntactical quirks intact. |
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| In language, listeners build structure out of nouns, verbs and other syntactical elements. |
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| He has smoothed out a whole range of peculiar collocations and syntactical anomalies in order to make the translation flow. |
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| All sentences must accent internal rhyme through the use of syntactical parallelism. |
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| I'm sure that I could never have written such a neat bit of syntactical plotting. |
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| Where sentence completion is required, production of the derived form may be driven by various aspects of the linguistic context such as syntactical properties. |
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| As distractors, there were syntactical pitfalls and lexical changes. |
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| The tetrameters are made to halt, by placing the strongest syntactical and rhetorical pauses within the short lines, while the strong rhymes chime out the line endings. |
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| This will be sent to a client to inform them whether or not the message sent to the CBSA has passed syntactical validation. |
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| Unauthorized headings consist of non-preferred synonyms, spelling variants, or syntactical variations to the authorized subject heading. |
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| These shifts are due to syntactical matters, in particular the syntactic category of the verb complement. |
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| Acknowledgements are generated when the EDI transmission has successfully passed all syntactical, conformance and validation edits. |
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| Punctuation has been entirely avoided in an attempt to counteract the possible interference of syntactical patterns with the transcription of speech. |
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| In secondary school and junior college, I did pretty well at English, despite having little to no theoretical understanding of the syntactical aspects of the language. |
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| Exemplifying the report's general lack of rigour are gross syntactical, grammatical and spelling errors too numerous to count. |
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| He was the profane rube who had a mystical obsession with grammatical punctilio and syntactical clarity. |
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| Exegesis of selected passages in the Pauline correspondence, with attention to grammatical, syntactical, and literary features. |
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| This message indicates that the transmission has passed syntactical and validation edits and has been deemed valid for processing. |
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| The GPL elements in the quotation simply serve as the grammatical and syntactical mortar that cements these critical building blocks into a coherent, cohesive whole. |
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| Old English and its phonetic and syntactical peculiarities. |
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| The modal auxiliaries cemented their distinctive syntactical characteristics during the Early Modern period. |
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| Other animals do not have complex, syntactical languages. |
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| Originally, such sites would contain these words as lists, so the makers of Google, the biggest search engine, fitted their product with a list filter that would exclude hits without a correct syntactical context. |
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| Sentences of this kind make no claims about the world, but instead reflect features of the linguistic framework as syntactical or semantic truths in L. And sentences are synthetic when they make claims about the world. |
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| When producing the Debates, House of Commons editors routinely edit interventions for clarity and clean up our grammatical and syntactical lapses. |
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| This is minor literature, the syntactical manipulation which challenges established norms from within. |
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| All the convenience methods and syntactical sugar that makes Rails such a pleasure for coders ends up being absolutely punishing, performance-wise. |
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| Focuses on grammatical, syntactical, and literary features of the letters. |
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| Whatever humour there may be appears to be intended to flow from Olaf's exaggerated lexical and syntactical errors rather than from any characteristics of the individual or his presumed national or ethnic background. |
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| The World Board is authorized between World Conferences to make grammatical or syntactical alterations to the Constitution consistent with the decisions taken at Conference. |
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| Enhanced Y2K Default Filters are powerful Y2K filters, based on regular expressions and syntactical pattern matching formulas. |
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| In syntactical difficulties and inaccessible allusions, few poets came close to the challenges posed by Ayhan. |
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| It is an inflective language with several analytical forms, three dialects, and German syntactical influence. |
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| Originally a grammatical term for syntactical ordering from language it was translated into the arts together with its prominent decorum values of Hellenismos and Latinitas. |
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| However, recent research proposes that some syntactical features of English, including the unique forms of the verb to be, originate rather with the Brythonic languages. |
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| Syntactical rules determine how word order and sentence structure is constrained, and how those constraints contribute to meaning. |
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