- contextuality, the non-
compositionality of
idiomatic expressions, and the non-
compositionality of quotations.
Discussion of
compositionality started to appear...
- to be
figures of
speech contradicting the
principle of
compositionality. That
compositionality is the key
notion for the
analysis of
idioms is emphasized...
- composed, composited, or
composition in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Composition or
Compositions may
refer to:
Composition (dance),
practice and teaching...
-
opposition to
compositionality and, especially,
instability of meaning. The
first claims that
meaning holism conflicts with the
compositionality of language...
- call(3) # -> 15;
identical to g(f(3))
Notions of
composition,
including the
principle of
compositionality and composability, are so
ubiquitous that numerous...
- The word
compositionality, in the
field of
music theory and
composition theory, is used to
refer to the
quality of that
which is composed, that is, musical...
-
fundamental principle in
language was
contextuality or
compositionality, and
compositionality was
usually preferred.
Verbal context refers to the text...
- synchronization, covariation, and
compositional representation. In: M. Werning, E. Machery, G.
Schurz (Hrsg.): The
compositionality of
meaning and content. Vol...
- have
denotations which are
computed according to the
principle of
compositionality. For instance, the verb
phrase "p****ed the class"
denotes the property...
-
Semantic equivalence (linguistics)
Usage Programming idiom Principle of
compositionality Merriam-Webster, Merriam-Webster's
Collegiate Dictionary, Merriam-Webster...
