Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... called the BRANCHING AUXILIARY VOCABULARY . Its elements are called BRANCHERS . Branchers generate two strings . R X , X. * are the sets of left and right hand strings generated by b .. C = { C1 , C2 , ... , Cn ( c ) } is a finite set ...
... called the BRANCHING AUXILIARY VOCABULARY . Its elements are called BRANCHERS . Branchers generate two strings . R X , X. * are the sets of left and right hand strings generated by b .. C = { C1 , C2 , ... , Cn ( c ) } is a finite set ...
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... called also prisonbars ' ( at prisonbase ) and ' called also red chalk ' ( at reddle ) ; ' improperly called reindeer ' ( at rane ) and ' improperly used also for rod ' ( at rood ) ; ' error for shell ' ( at shale ) ; ' not to be used ...
... called also prisonbars ' ( at prisonbase ) and ' called also red chalk ' ( at reddle ) ; ' improperly called reindeer ' ( at rane ) and ' improperly used also for rod ' ( at rood ) ; ' error for shell ' ( at shale ) ; ' not to be used ...
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... called TONALITY , the placing of the tonic syllable in a tone group is called TONIC- ITY , " and the choice of primary or secondary contour is called TONE ( 18 ) . These systems are independent of one another ( though there is a ...
... called TONALITY , the placing of the tonic syllable in a tone group is called TONIC- ITY , " and the choice of primary or secondary contour is called TONE ( 18 ) . These systems are independent of one another ( though there is a ...
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