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Перевод: semantics

[существительное]
семантика ; смысл

Тезаурус:

1. So he dreams of a highways authority, which could charge, not tax - and the magic of semantics would leave the cash in the transport budget.
2. The taught component of the course covers basic computing skills, PROLOG, phonetics, phonology, syntax, formal semantics, pragmatics and discourse analysis, psycholinguistics, statistics and experimental design, inter-speaker differences, speech analysis, speech and language systems, and techniques in speech recognition, speech synthesis, parsing, machine translation.
3. We come here to the question of the relationship between lexis/grammar on the one hand and context on the other, between semantics and pragmatics.
4. Some would argue that above semantics lies a level concerned with the use of language in its social context.
5. All of these, to repeat, although there is some uncertainty and inconsistency, are presented as answers to the question of the meaning or semantics of certain if statements, certainly including dependent nomic conditionals.
6. 2.1.2 Linguistic Semantics
7. The Management Information Base semantics have been clarified so that MIB I and MIB II extensions, which typically reside at different locations in the MIB tree, can be given private parameters and object associations, allowing them to be recognised by a single Management Information Base browser.
8. Not only may the recogniser be able to be lexically-driven, but other levels of information (e.g. syntax and semantics) should also be able to direct the pattern recognition.
9. Given a choice between sleep and steep for example 1, both syntax and semantics would choose steep.
10. Once the semantics of police experience were revealed, I had to live with the problems experienced by both Castenada and Favret-Saada, although I demur from casting myself into their intellectual companionship.
11. Psychological theories of language semantics are especially relevant, for two reasons: (a) the most successful language processing system to date is that of the human information processing system; and (b) such theories attempt to produce information-processing models of cognitive processes that should, in principle, be computationally implementable.
12. Similarly for example 3, syntax would choose are over arc, and for example 2, semantics would choose dog rather than clog.
13. we may safely assume that there exists some universal semantics of literature, comprehending the themes which are to be met with always and everywhere and which are limited in number; their transformations and combinations produce the apparent multitude of literary themes.