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... context of a tautovocalic leftward L ) , but elsewhere , H tones do not spread . This , then , is an example of allophonic variation resulting from contrast maintenance , but is also exactly the context in which the forces of pattern ...
... context of a tautovocalic leftward L ) , but elsewhere , H tones do not spread . This , then , is an example of allophonic variation resulting from contrast maintenance , but is also exactly the context in which the forces of pattern ...
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... contexts treated above , both because there are fewer languages in the survey that display elision in this context , and because many of the sources that do show elision have little to say about it . I will not consider this context ...
... contexts treated above , both because there are fewer languages in the survey that display elision in this context , and because many of the sources that do show elision have little to say about it . I will not consider this context ...
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... context - free grammar into a probabilistic context - free grammar . Ch . 2 begins with a concise introduction to some basic concepts of probability theory . Following this , C introduces Markov chains and measures for evaluating Markov ...
... context - free grammar into a probabilistic context - free grammar . Ch . 2 begins with a concise introduction to some basic concepts of probability theory . Following this , C introduces Markov chains and measures for evaluating Markov ...
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