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The interpreter then performs the appropriate operation on each location according to the defined semantics of the language . Thus , any attribute that must be acted on only by an egress LSR will be defined in this way - - any transit LSR seeing this attribute either will understand the semantics of the attribute and ignore it ( forwarding it , unchanged ) or will not understand the attribute and ignore it ( forwarding it , unchanged ) according to the rules of the LSP_ATTRIBUTES object . The semantics of the core language is inherited by the new syntactic construct . The semantics of the various read actions ( ReadStructuralFeatureAction , etc ) should specify that the order of the retrieved collections is preserved in the values of the output pin . Significant progress has been made with the semantics of the smallest units , such as people , places , organizations , and temporal expressions ( successfully embedded in IBM text analysis products [ 8 ] ) and , increasingly , relations in the sentence that hold among these are also recognized ( e.g ., announce [ IBM , hard disk drive ] ) . All syntax and semantics of the statement are checked by the server during this call . For details on the value and semantics of the " reason " and " retry-after " parameters , see section 3.2.4 . The semantics of the value zero are object-specific and must , therefore , be defined as part of the description of any object that uses this syntax .