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Queries can be defined either declaratively or by writing methods.

Constraints are defined declaratively and applied to variables within given domains.

Any computation can be expressed declaratively as a sequence of state transitions.

In general terms, such a system had to provide a way to express data behaviour declaratively, with universal composition and typing laws.

A couple looked deeply into each other's eyes, while a man, sitting declaratively alone, looked into his cup.

The query declaratively specifies what is to be retrieved.

Declaratively, the algorithm can be presented as follows.

With Designer many key scenarios can be implemented declaratively and rapidly, for example to render a list of entries from a database.

These are better specified declaratively elsewhere.

But they're dramatized so declaratively with these animated effects that audiences have little choice but to accept them.

She said it declaratively, without reproach.

Layers are animated declaratively, rather than procedurally.

Logical sentences can be understood purely declaratively.

Additionally, it significantly simplifies the service-oriented programming model by declaratively handling the dynamics of services.

More rare, and therefore shocking, are those moments when we come upon a paragraph and can say, factually, declaratively, I know where he got that.

However, imperative constructs are provided so that some mappings too complex to be declaratively handled can still be specified.

To do this declaratively, we need one further idea, which is that object programs should be represented not as meta-programs, but instead as meta-level terms.

Security aspects can be declaratively applied to an EJB bean via annotations.

Elm is a functional programming language for declaratively creating web browser based graphical user interfaces.

Tuscany also removes the need for applications to deal with infrastructure concerns such as security and transaction and handles this declaratively.

This may be contrasted with, for example, user interface markup languages, which define user interfaces declaratively.

For example, constraints on objects and object attributes are expressed declaratively, but the constraint itself can be defined either as a declarative expression or procedurally.

In this way, customization is specified declaratively; the system fills in the information relative to each user when computing the content of units.

Puppet is a tool designed to manage the configuration of Unix-like and Microsoft Windows systems declaratively.

He wrote "much of the knowledge we want our programs to have can and should be represented declaratively in some kind of declarative, logic like formalism.