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Similarly , German has a constraint that all word - final obstruents must be unvoiced.2 Phonetic representations of Japanese and German must observe their respective constraints ; hence such constraints are called SURFACE PHONETIC ...
Similarly , German has a constraint that all word - final obstruents must be unvoiced.2 Phonetic representations of Japanese and German must observe their respective constraints ; hence such constraints are called SURFACE PHONETIC ...
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2 points out : ' Numerous observations and comparisons can be made on the basis of the present material . ... The variations in the lists may not appear very great , but it must be observed only the first two letters , E and T ...
2 points out : ' Numerous observations and comparisons can be made on the basis of the present material . ... The variations in the lists may not appear very great , but it must be observed only the first two letters , E and T ...
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While inductive inference proceeds from observed cases and results to establish a law , deduction applies a law to a case and predicts a result . These two modes of inference share two important characteristics : first , the conclusion ...
While inductive inference proceeds from observed cases and results to establish a law , deduction applies a law to a case and predicts a result . These two modes of inference share two important characteristics : first , the conclusion ...
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Focus and relativization | 19 |
A structural principle of language and its implications | 47 |
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