Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... Stage 0 ( beginning arbitrarily with A - B ) , Stage 1 allows either B - A or A - C ( i.e. to I , either r or s may be applied ) . If B - A ( r ) has been the choice for Stage 1 , then Stage 2 allows either A - B ( i.e. r applied to r ...
... Stage 0 ( beginning arbitrarily with A - B ) , Stage 1 allows either B - A or A - C ( i.e. to I , either r or s may be applied ) . If B - A ( r ) has been the choice for Stage 1 , then Stage 2 allows either A - B ( i.e. r applied to r ...
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... Stage 2 : Stage 3 : Stage 4 : Stage 5 : Stage 6 : S t = ( C - B ) rs ( B - C ) sr ( C - A ) sr FIGURE 68 rator t does not change rule 10 about the number of end points possible at any one stage , once Stage 2 has been reached . We ...
... Stage 2 : Stage 3 : Stage 4 : Stage 5 : Stage 6 : S t = ( C - B ) rs ( B - C ) sr ( C - A ) sr FIGURE 68 rator t does not change rule 10 about the number of end points possible at any one stage , once Stage 2 has been reached . We ...
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... Stage 1 : ( B - A ) ( B - C ) Stage 2 : rw ( C - B ) w2 ( C - A ) Stage 3 : Stage 4 : Stage 5 : rw2 ( A - C ) rw Stage 6 : rw FIGURE 12a W = rw2 of the six elements of Stage 6 , the elements at Stage 6 , for the w in Fig . 12a , are ...
... Stage 1 : ( B - A ) ( B - C ) Stage 2 : rw ( C - B ) w2 ( C - A ) Stage 3 : Stage 4 : Stage 5 : rw2 ( A - C ) rw Stage 6 : rw FIGURE 12a W = rw2 of the six elements of Stage 6 , the elements at Stage 6 , for the w in Fig . 12a , are ...
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nology | 67 |
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