Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... patterns would be exactly the same in complexity for either analysis ; but below this pattern would be an alter- nation pattern , which would have to take care of the alternation in question , as well as others . Such alternations would ...
... patterns would be exactly the same in complexity for either analysis ; but below this pattern would be an alter- nation pattern , which would have to take care of the alternation in question , as well as others . Such alternations would ...
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... pattern differs in this detail from that of Figure 5 , but in its complexity it is identical . For this diagram , the alternation pattern indicates something , for the phonon | Lo is shown to have alternate realizations / Lo / and zero ...
... pattern differs in this detail from that of Figure 5 , but in its complexity it is identical . For this diagram , the alternation pattern indicates something , for the phonon | Lo is shown to have alternate realizations / Lo / and zero ...
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... PATTERN [ Frl IVol ILol ILbl | Acl ALTERNATION PATTERN HYPOPHONEMIC DIAMOND PATTERN HYPOPHONOTACTICS Su Jel wo Sambled / Fr / / Vol / Lb / / Ac / / Lo FIGURE 6 and three extra lines , and for Figure 6 , six nodes and two extra lines ...
... PATTERN [ Frl IVol ILol ILbl | Acl ALTERNATION PATTERN HYPOPHONEMIC DIAMOND PATTERN HYPOPHONOTACTICS Su Jel wo Sambled / Fr / / Vol / Lb / / Ac / / Lo FIGURE 6 and three extra lines , and for Figure 6 , six nodes and two extra lines ...
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