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They occur in a distribution which is partly comple- mentary . Factors in the environment limiting the privileges of occurrence of the four forms are the level of stress on the morph itself , and the tone of the following microsegment ...
They occur in a distribution which is partly comple- mentary . Factors in the environment limiting the privileges of occurrence of the four forms are the level of stress on the morph itself , and the tone of the following microsegment ...
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If , in spite of its unique distribution , the phoneme / q / made the over - all de- scription of Japanese phonemics more compact or more economical — that is , if the recognition of / q / resulted in fewer and more general statements ...
If , in spite of its unique distribution , the phoneme / q / made the over - all de- scription of Japanese phonemics more compact or more economical — that is , if the recognition of / q / resulted in fewer and more general statements ...
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the same time gives them a more complete distribution ( both * t and * d now occur after * s ) .5 Thus , considerations of economy have again decided the dilemma . On the strength of the general parallelism between the dentals and the ...
the same time gives them a more complete distribution ( both * t and * d now occur after * s ) .5 Thus , considerations of economy have again decided the dilemma . On the strength of the general parallelism between the dentals and the ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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