Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... effect , or none to be central to give a paratactic effect . COVARIANCE is such a predicate ; the antecedent argument may be subordinate to the consequent , or vice versa , or both may be equal in weight . CONDITIONS appear to be a form ...
... effect , or none to be central to give a paratactic effect . COVARIANCE is such a predicate ; the antecedent argument may be subordinate to the consequent , or vice versa , or both may be equal in weight . CONDITIONS appear to be a form ...
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... effect on preceding vowels . [ Fn .: This effect can also be studied in Old High German , where the off - glide of the diphthongs / ay aw / is likewise lowered before / r / and / h / ( as well as in certain other , non- overlapping ...
... effect on preceding vowels . [ Fn .: This effect can also be studied in Old High German , where the off - glide of the diphthongs / ay aw / is likewise lowered before / r / and / h / ( as well as in certain other , non- overlapping ...
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... effect will be an appreciable lowering of the latter : [ ɔɔD ] ( = [ 5D ] ) . 33 In [ ɛiD ] , by contrast , the effect of such anticipation would be negligible or absent : it re- mains [ eiD ] .34 We have now reached the satisfactory ...
... effect will be an appreciable lowering of the latter : [ ɔɔD ] ( = [ 5D ] ) . 33 In [ ɛiD ] , by contrast , the effect of such anticipation would be negligible or absent : it re- mains [ eiD ] .34 We have now reached the satisfactory ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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