A team of researchers reports success in pioneering tests of a layered material with a lightweight metal matrix syntactic foam core that holds significant potential for automobiles, trains, ships, and ...

A syntactic foam is a composite material that is produced by filling a metal, polymer, or ceramic with pre-formed inorganic spheres known as micro balloons. ‘Syntactic’ is a term that refers to the ...

I work in a developing syntactic model called Construction Grammar (CxG). In CxG, rules of syntactic combination (descriptions of local trees) are directly associated with interpretive and use ...

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Coding rules in a programming language that enforce a discipline such as requiring that all variables be typed (identified) as string, integer and so forth. Syntactic salt irritates programmers who ...

"Sugar" is, to a certain extent, in the eye of the beholder—at least when it comes to syntax. Programming languages are often made up of a (mostly) irreducible core, with lots of sugary constructs ...