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The term "semantics" refers to linguistics and the meaning, form, and interpretation of words, signs, sentences, etc.
People most often use phrases like, "Let's not argue over semantics." This usually means that the general meaning (of a word, phrase, sentence, subject, etc.) has been addressed, and the conversation has stalled on small points that have no bearing on the overall/main subject matter.
Symantec is a software company that primarily offers anti-virus and anti-spam solutions.
It is likely that "symantics" is a misspelled version of one of the above.
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What is the diffrencd between cisco firewall and sonicwall firewall device?
about $300.00 other than that the rest is symantics
What is the difference between spreadsheet and worksheet?
A spreadsheet file can contain multiple worksheets. Worksheet is the "grid" that you use to fill information and a spreadsheet can be a single worksheet or multiple worksheets
What is the right term to use birthday celebrant or birthday celebrator?
It appears to be a case of linguistical symantics. Whatever you prefer would likely be ok.
Difference between Profit and loss account and Profit or loss account?
No difference. It is just a matter of symantics (different ways to say the same thing).
What does 6 to 1 half a dozen to another mean?
The saying is: 6 of one and half dozen of another. as 6 and a half dozen are the same, then it doesn't matter which you use. it means that, it doesn't matter, its all the same, no sense in arguing. It is ussually said when people are arguing over symantics, using to different ways or phrases to say the same thing. dont ask i am right.
Is a speed sign a regulatory sign?
Symantics being what they are.....I would say yes. They are on the driver's test as regulatory signs, and, they are supposed to "regulate speed".Added: A rectangular/square sign consisting of black letters/number on a WHITE background is a REGULATORY sign.If it consists of black letters/numbers on a sign with a YELLOW background it is ADVISORY.
Differences between microprocessor and microcontroller?
It's really a question of symantics. "Microprocessor" typically refers to a PC-style CPU, that is, an adaptable piece of silicon that can be instructed to perform most forms of tasks. "Microcontroller" typically means a CPU that is solely dedicated to one purpose. In other words, a PC would have a microprocessor, while a microwave would have a microcontroller.
Is language and speech the same thing?
Language and speech are not the same thing but are closely related. Language is the process of finding the words stored in your brain and constructing sentences or utterances. Speech is the physical part which enables the words found to be spoken. There can be problems is both or either of these areas which can affect communication. Language is made up of 3 parts: symantics - word meaning Symantics is the CONTENT of language. syntax - word order, Syntax is the FORM of language. pragmatics - the USE of language in context Speech is actual sound production. It includes articuation and phonology. Articulation errors include sound substitutions, sound omissions and sound distortions. Phonological errors result when a child has not learned the rules for combining sounds in language which results in the use of phonological processes. Phonological processes include syllable reduction, omitting initial sounds, omitting final sounds, reducing clusters (for example, "nake" for "snake"), Just google "phonological processes" for the rest of these. For really young kids, each of these patterns can be part of normal development. However, when they linger after age three, a child may need intervention.
What does descriptor mean?
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
What does mean mean in statistics?
Mean is the average.
Who was king Henry and what did he do?
he was a mean person who lived with mean people in a mean castle on a mean hill in a mean country in a mean continent in a mean world in a mean solar system in a mean galaxy in a mean universe in a mean dimension
What does GRI mean?
What does GRI mean? What does GRI mean?
