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It is clear that the dictionary usually supplies more senses for a lexical item than it bears in almost any of its occurrences in sentences . But the machine will not be able to select the sense ( s ) which the morpheme actually bears ...
It is clear that the dictionary usually supplies more senses for a lexical item than it bears in almost any of its occurrences in sentences . But the machine will not be able to select the sense ( s ) which the morpheme actually bears ...
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The sense terminating each path can in turn be analyzed into two parts : a SENSE - CHARACTERIZATION ( which appears ... The central concept to be studied in this section is that of a sense - characterization of a lexical item .
The sense terminating each path can in turn be analyzed into two parts : a SENSE - CHARACTERIZATION ( which appears ... The central concept to be studied in this section is that of a sense - characterization of a lexical item .
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Ball + Noun concrete → ( Physical Object ) → ( Solid missile for projection by an engine of war ) P.1 is the sense of colorful in The gift came in a colorful wrapper ; P 2 is the sense in No novel is less colorful than Middlemarch ...
Ball + Noun concrete → ( Physical Object ) → ( Solid missile for projection by an engine of war ) P.1 is the sense of colorful in The gift came in a colorful wrapper ; P 2 is the sense in No novel is less colorful than Middlemarch ...
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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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