- contextuality, the non-
compositionality of
idiomatic expressions, and the non-
compositionality of quotations.
Discussion of
compositionality started to appear...
- composed, composited, or
composition in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Composition or
Compositions may
refer to:
Composition (dance),
practice and teaching...
- to be
figures of
speech contradicting the
principle of
compositionality. That
compositionality is the key
notion for the
analysis of
idioms emphasized...
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applications of
category theory, in
particular ologs and
operadic compositionality of
dynamical systems. He aut****d and coaut****d the
introductory texts...
-
fundamental principle in
language was
contextuality or
compositionality, and
compositionality was
usually preferred.
Verbal context refers to the text...
- role of
compositionality in
analog aspects of
natural language processing.
According to a
review by
Gibbons (2002),
formal treatment of
composition underlies...
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Composition VII is an
abstract oil
painting executed in 1913 by W****ily Kandinsky, a Russian-born painter. It is in the
collection of the
Tretyakov Gallery...
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Musical composition can
refer to an
original piece or work of music,
either vocal or instrumental, the
structure of a
musical piece or to the process...
- In mathematics,
function composition is an
operation ∘ that
takes two
functions f and g, and
produces a
function h = g ∘ f such that h(x) = g(f(x))...
- in
semantics and on
technical and
philosophical problems about the
compositionality of meaning. One of Pagin's prin****l aims is to
provide the foundations...
