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First , Hockett uses capital letters , e.g. U and 0 , to represent vowels which may be absent or present , depending on the ... For ease of recognizing the forms at issue , epenthetic vowels between affixes are not represented here .
First , Hockett uses capital letters , e.g. U and 0 , to represent vowels which may be absent or present , depending on the ... For ease of recognizing the forms at issue , epenthetic vowels between affixes are not represented here .
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In CG notation , things ( the profiles of nouns ) are represented as circles ; relations are represented by lines interconnecting things or other relations ( see Figure 2 ) . Processes are represented as relations extending through ...
In CG notation , things ( the profiles of nouns ) are represented as circles ; relations are represented by lines interconnecting things or other relations ( see Figure 2 ) . Processes are represented as relations extending through ...
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... development of represented speech and thought ' , 339-64 ) , ANN BANFIELD lays out the basic tenets behind the theory of “ represented speech and thought ' detailed at greater length in her 1982 book , Unspeakable sentences ( London ...
... development of represented speech and thought ' , 339-64 ) , ANN BANFIELD lays out the basic tenets behind the theory of “ represented speech and thought ' detailed at greater length in her 1982 book , Unspeakable sentences ( London ...
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