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language." That is correct. The article here presently says, "In formal language theory, grammars, also called formal grammars or generative grammars...

your formulation. A formal language is a language with a formal (i.e. mathematical) definition; a language (formal language theory) is what this article...

devoted to the formal language theory perspective on languages, and there is no notion of equivalence between strings in formal language theory since it deals...

in the language." How far one wishes to get into these subtle (but important) uses of words that outside of grammar and formal language theory is really...

have never heard of this usage, and contend that "alternation" in formal language theory refers to alternating between existentials and universals -- see...

the notion of grammar known in formal language theory. Rp (talk) 17:51, 28 December 2007 (UTC) Nevertheless, the concept analytic grammar is interesting...

context-free grammars as a technical term. In formal language theory, a language is context-free if it can be described by a context-free grammar, not if it...

Perhaps. Formal language theory is definitely a particular continuation of Structural Linguistics. However, linguistics is the study of natural languages, while...

is "A grammar"? I've only heard of "grammar." Under this topic "grammar" refers to formal grammar as defined in the theory of formal languages. Softtest123...

axioms and rules. Formal systems are linked to formal language, formal methods and formal science. Not all "formal systems" in theory and in real life...

the place in the theory of formal languages, combinatorics on words, string processing algorithms, and computational complexity theory, in contexts where...

"accepted" refers to the automaton terminating in an accepting state. In formal language theory, an automaton is a finite state control often coupled with a read/write...

(UTC) -- 2016-09-11: In the book titled "A Second Course in Formal Languages and Automata Theory" by Jeffrey Outlaw Shallit you can find proofs showing that...

formal models, but for balance it must be stated that this theory has been largely discredited in terms of its ability to account for actual language...

transformational grammar differs from the classical context in its relation to the theory of language. While the humanistic grammarians considered language manmade...

will only make sense to readers with sufficient prior training in formal language theory. Articles should be aimed at a general audience. Next, the Motivation...

sense of what (N, Σ, P, S) are without sending readers immediately to Formal_grammar. Is there a way to do this that would make sense? Jodi.a.schneider 04:01...

show that such a grammar is indeed 'context-sensitive' in the sense of the current state of this article is A. Salomaa, 'Formal Languages' (1973). If anyone...

non-technical and non-formal vocabulary, the grammar itself being derived from Apabhramsha (a middle Indo-Aryan language). The language has official status...

the author are constructed with very poor grammar. ' Whom did Jim give his dog to? ' let's try it in formal english ... 'To whom did Jim give his dog...