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chain , starting from a given formal item , passes through a structure , there is a choice to be made . If we make all the p ( z ) possible choices at bit 2 , we will have p ( 2 ) proper chains starting with the same formal item and ...
chain , starting from a given formal item , passes through a structure , there is a choice to be made . If we make all the p ( z ) possible choices at bit 2 , we will have p ( 2 ) proper chains starting with the same formal item and ...
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If a formal item is in & -relation to a unit such that some unit is in 0 - relation to that unit , then the formal item is in & -relation to some term in a system ( N - 1 ) . If a formal item is in g - relation to a term in a system and ...
If a formal item is in & -relation to a unit such that some unit is in 0 - relation to that unit , then the formal item is in & -relation to some term in a system ( N - 1 ) . If a formal item is in g - relation to a term in a system and ...
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In addition to the application of mathematics to natural - language problems , they deal with formal models of language , as well as with certain computer applications . We may borrow the term ' formal linguistics ' to designate these ...
In addition to the application of mathematics to natural - language problems , they deal with formal models of language , as well as with certain computer applications . We may borrow the term ' formal linguistics ' to designate these ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
On representing syntactic structure | 369 |
Evidence for IndoEuropean alternation of initial gº and w | 398 |
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