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If an environment was specified , the statement described a CONDITIONED SOUND CHANGE or , as we shall say henceforth in order to maintain a certain distinction , a CONDITIONED SOUND SHIFT . If environmental specification was unnecessary ...
If an environment was specified , the statement described a CONDITIONED SOUND CHANGE or , as we shall say henceforth in order to maintain a certain distinction , a CONDITIONED SOUND SHIFT . If environmental specification was unnecessary ...
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Sentences that cannot be described as instances of the conjunction of single constituents have thus far been excluded . These may be described in part by relaxing the condition on ( xxvi ] that Y and Y ' be single constituents .
Sentences that cannot be described as instances of the conjunction of single constituents have thus far been excluded . These may be described in part by relaxing the condition on ( xxvi ] that Y and Y ' be single constituents .
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The relation between dependency and phrase - structure descriptions of language has been described in the work of David Hays and Haim Gaifman . Most automatic parsing systems using binary phrase - structure rules obtain multiple ...
The relation between dependency and phrase - structure descriptions of language has been described in the work of David Hays and Haim Gaifman . Most automatic parsing systems using binary phrase - structure rules obtain multiple ...
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