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be the result . ... regardless of complexity , the results are tentatively described on this basis ; these results are then checked against the investigator's analysis - in accordance with the assumptions given above of the reaction of ...
be the result . ... regardless of complexity , the results are tentatively described on this basis ; these results are then checked against the investigator's analysis - in accordance with the assumptions given above of the reaction of ...
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... then the two kinds should lead to similar or identical results , provided the phonemic system of the language is uniform ; but since they sometimes lead rather to conflicting results , we are driven to the conclusion that in some ...
... then the two kinds should lead to similar or identical results , provided the phonemic system of the language is uniform ; but since they sometimes lead rather to conflicting results , we are driven to the conclusion that in some ...
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But such assignment has a remarkable morphophonemic consequence : whereas n > m before m ( e.g. pammélās ' all black ' : pan ' all ' , mélās ' black ' ) , g > n before m ( e.g. phlénma pλéyua ' flame ' : phleg ' burn ' , ma ' result of ...
But such assignment has a remarkable morphophonemic consequence : whereas n > m before m ( e.g. pammélās ' all black ' : pan ' all ' , mélās ' black ' ) , g > n before m ( e.g. phlénma pλéyua ' flame ' : phleg ' burn ' , ma ' result of ...
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The Monophthongization of Gothic ái âu | 15 |
An Ethiopian Merchants Argot | 22 |
Coexistent Phonemic | 29 |
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