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Let S = g + B + C + W where : g is a single element called the RESPONSE GENERATOR . 9 generates ( is concatenated with a single string . ) X ° is the set of strings that may be generated by g . B { bı , bz , ... , br ( B ) } is a finite ...
Let S = g + B + C + W where : g is a single element called the RESPONSE GENERATOR . 9 generates ( is concatenated with a single string . ) X ° is the set of strings that may be generated by g . B { bı , bz , ... , br ( B ) } is a finite ...
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( at customable ) ; ' more correctly definit , fashon , and lether ' ; ' Law of N. H. ' ( at doomage ) ; ' false orthography ' ( at dutchess ) ; ' a false spelling ' ( at heinous ) ; ' called also prisonbars ' ( at prisonbase ) and ...
( at customable ) ; ' more correctly definit , fashon , and lether ' ; ' Law of N. H. ' ( at doomage ) ; ' false orthography ' ( at dutchess ) ; ' a false spelling ' ( at heinous ) ; ' called also prisonbars ' ( at prisonbase ) and ...
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... in different ways : the distribution of an utterance into tone groups is called TONALITY , the placing of the tonic syllable in a tone group is called TONICITY , and the choice of primary or secondary contour is called TONE ( 18 ) .
... in different ways : the distribution of an utterance into tone groups is called TONALITY , the placing of the tonic syllable in a tone group is called TONICITY , and the choice of primary or secondary contour is called TONE ( 18 ) .
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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