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1. next → ← prev Formal grammar Formal grammar is a set of rules.
2. Formal grammar is used mostly in the syntactic analysis phase (parsing) particularly during the compilation.
3. A formal grammar is a set of rules for rewriting strings, along with a "start symbol" from which rewriting starts.
4. In formal semantics, computer science and linguistics, a formal grammar (also called formation rules) is a precise description of a formal language – that is, of a set of strings over some alphabet.
5. A formal grammar works by always starting with the same single "unfinished sentence" or "root".
6. (By definition,) the set of sentences which can be generated by following the rules of a formal grammar comprise a formal language.
7. Parsing is the process of determining the grammatical structure of a sentence with respect to a formal grammar.
8. For an arbitrary sentence and an arbitrary formal grammar, parsing is very difficult.
9. Formal Grammar is a conference that is and has traditionally been colocated with ESSLLI and supported by ESSLLI OC.
10. The 25th Conference on Formal Grammar will be held in conjunction with the 31st European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI 2020).
11. With the rise of new tendencies and methodologies in the English as a foreign language field, formal grammar instruction has become unnecessary during the last few years.
12. Equally, Ellis and Fotos (1999) argue that formal grammar instruction can have a positive impact on acquisition when grammatical structures are shown in context.
13. The following formal grammar defines a valid OtterScript using a BNF-like convention.
14. Introduced into linguistics by the American scholar N. Chomsky, formal grammar represents a means for the strict description of natural languages.
15. Arguments against formalization often target Minimalism, as a strawman-case for any criticism towards formal grammar (a point already made in Croft 1999).
16. This article enumerates those rules using a formal grammar.
17. The OpenSMILES specification defines a formal grammar for SMILES.
18. Several new element symbols were adopted since the publication of the OpenSMILES formal grammar.
19. I'm reading Dick Grune's Parsing Techniques - A Practical Guide and I'm stuck on an example of what a formal grammar is (starting page 22).
20. This article discusses the relationship between linguistic typology and formal grammar.
21. No one has yet noted that they are on FORMAL GRAMMAR, FG's editorial board.
22. has yet endorsed FORMAL GRAMMAR, FG.
23. For ease in relating this grammar to the formal grammar defined in ISO 8879, comments for each group here give the numbers of the related productions in that grammar.
24. A formal grammar (sometimes simply called a grammar) is a set of formation rules for strings in a formal language.

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