Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... pairs of elements are correlation pairs , discussing the implications of this evidence for the HDT . I will distinguish three sets of pairs of elements : pairs of elements that exhibit correlations which the HDT correctly predicts ( 82 ) ...
... pairs of elements are correlation pairs , discussing the implications of this evidence for the HDT . I will distinguish three sets of pairs of elements : pairs of elements that exhibit correlations which the HDT correctly predicts ( 82 ) ...
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. 3. NONCORRELATION PAIRS . Each pair of elements discussed in this section involves a head and a dependent , but none of them is a correlation pair . These pairs of elements , which I will refer to ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. 3. NONCORRELATION PAIRS . Each pair of elements discussed in this section involves a head and a dependent , but none of them is a correlation pair . These pairs of elements , which I will refer to ...
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... pairs in Table 27 is a head . Under this assumption , the only pairs that present a problem for the HDT are the noncorrelation pairs in Table 16. An examination of the class of dependents in these noncorrelation pairs suggests that we ...
... pairs in Table 27 is a head . Under this assumption , the only pairs that present a problem for the HDT are the noncorrelation pairs in Table 16. An examination of the class of dependents in these noncorrelation pairs suggests that we ...
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