Language, Band 70,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1994 |
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... accents : a . Schematic verse : words ( Wi ) annotated with accent marks : C DIC DO D2 C D1 C DO W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 b . Conjunctive accents indicate absence of phrase boundary : C D C DO D2 C D C DO ( W1 W2 ) ( W3 W4 ) ( W5 ) ...
... accents : a . Schematic verse : words ( Wi ) annotated with accent marks : C DIC DO D2 C D1 C DO W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 b . Conjunctive accents indicate absence of phrase boundary : C D C DO D2 C D C DO ( W1 W2 ) ( W3 W4 ) ( W5 ) ...
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... accents are assigned to a prosodic tree . 8.1 . LABELLING THE PROSODIC TREE . The assignment of accents is deter- mined mechanically by the geometry of the prosodic tree , as indicated in 57 . Although accents appear on words , it is ...
... accents are assigned to a prosodic tree . 8.1 . LABELLING THE PROSODIC TREE . The assignment of accents is deter- mined mechanically by the geometry of the prosodic tree , as indicated in 57 . Although accents appear on words , it is ...
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... accents . Excluding the introductory formula , which is usually subordinated , the first D2 divides the phrase into two parallel parts ( ' I brought you up from X D2 and I brought you into Y ' ) . Sub- sequent D2 accents mark ...
... accents . Excluding the introductory formula , which is usually subordinated , the first D2 divides the phrase into two parallel parts ( ' I brought you up from X D2 and I brought you into Y ' ) . Sub- sequent D2 accents mark ...
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