Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... relation between two rules . The relation between a pair of rules may be studied by reference to the schema given above for R1 and R2 . Recall that , in its formal representation , each of the six parts in the two rules is a matrix of ...
... relation between two rules . The relation between a pair of rules may be studied by reference to the schema given above for R1 and R2 . Recall that , in its formal representation , each of the six parts in the two rules is a matrix of ...
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... relation . ( 4 ) R1 n → ñ / _V R2 1 → n / _V Example 5 illustrates a VOIDING relation , where C1 = I2 . ( 5 ) R1 R2 a - .1 1 → n It should go without saying that there are rules which are not in a competing relation , as in example 6 ...
... relation . ( 4 ) R1 n → ñ / _V R2 1 → n / _V Example 5 illustrates a VOIDING relation , where C1 = I2 . ( 5 ) R1 R2 a - .1 1 → n It should go without saying that there are rules which are not in a competing relation , as in example 6 ...
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... relation as opposed to the appositional relation ; further , it would be seen that either relation can ob- tain , whether the basic structure is N + S or N + NP ( where NP = N + S ) . = For example , take the N + S relation where N will ...
... relation as opposed to the appositional relation ; further , it would be seen that either relation can ob- tain , whether the basic structure is N + S or N + NP ( where NP = N + S ) . = For example , take the N + S relation where N will ...
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