Language, Band 60George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1984 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... segment calls for the hand to hold at the end of the movement toward i3b . TI orientation is specified only for the first and third segments ; in the second segment , it appears to be transitional . Compare the representation of GIVE ...
... segment calls for the hand to hold at the end of the movement toward i3b . TI orientation is specified only for the first and third segments ; in the second segment , it appears to be transitional . Compare the representation of GIVE ...
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... segments . These segments fall into two main categories : vowels and consonants . Signs also appear to be organized sequences of segments , which also fall into two main categories : M's and H's . These ASL segment types , like ...
... segments . These segments fall into two main categories : vowels and consonants . Signs also appear to be organized sequences of segments , which also fall into two main categories : M's and H's . These ASL segment types , like ...
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... segment length to predict what types of errors can and will occur : ( a ) The feature analysis of length is very straightforward . A long segment should remain long , no matter where it is produced , while a short segment should always ...
... segment length to predict what types of errors can and will occur : ( a ) The feature analysis of length is very straightforward . A long segment should remain long , no matter where it is produced , while a short segment should always ...
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