0 past simple and past participle of parse
1 to separate a sentence into grammatical parts, such as subject, verb, etc.
These statements are parsed separately and read in at the appropriate times during the run.
Pictures are seemingly automatically parsed right along with our visual perception of the world, naturalised.
Parsing is not at issue; regular expressions are taken to be already parsed data structures.
As a result, the entire form is parsed exhaustively into feet.
Further, the inventory of permissible feet from (12) and (13) constrains what syllable sequences can be validly parsed as feet.
In other words, these meters cannot be parsed straightforwardly as iterations of feet with partially identical properties with respect to quantity or branching.
Many simple grammars can be parsed in a single phase, but most programming languages need two distinct parsing phases - lexical and syntactic analysis.
No matter how perceptions of the environment are parsed, scapegoat theory receives precious little support from these data.
