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A rule specified for certain derivational information may , then , apply exclusively to a derived string ( and not to another string identical in all respects but its derivational history ) . Derivational history as discussed above is ...
A rule specified for certain derivational information may , then , apply exclusively to a derived string ( and not to another string identical in all respects but its derivational history ) . Derivational history as discussed above is ...
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rule - derived strings , and that distinguish even further between identical strings derived from different rules . A more restricted version of derivational history would exclude rules of types 2d and 2e ; i.e. , the formulation of a ...
rule - derived strings , and that distinguish even further between identical strings derived from different rules . A more restricted version of derivational history would exclude rules of types 2d and 2e ; i.e. , the formulation of a ...
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First , derived nominals seem restricted to patterns where transformations which change grammatical relations have not applied . Thus the ( b ) phrases in 25–29 are possible ; but the remainder , while similar on the surface , would ...
First , derived nominals seem restricted to patterns where transformations which change grammatical relations have not applied . Thus the ( b ) phrases in 25–29 are possible ; but the remainder , while similar on the surface , would ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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