Language, Bände 26-31George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... distribution enables us to discriminate the words when they occur in a shared environment , as in He's a ( ) specialist . If the shared position is occupied by a form occurring in both pattern sets , ambiguity is possible : He's a sweet ...
... distribution enables us to discriminate the words when they occur in a shared environment , as in He's a ( ) specialist . If the shared position is occupied by a form occurring in both pattern sets , ambiguity is possible : He's a sweet ...
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... distribution if they have no environ- ment in common ; but environments are normally described in terms of phonemes or allophones . Other structural features have been suggested ; but it is clearly impossible to regard as relevant a ...
... distribution if they have no environ- ment in common ; but environments are normally described in terms of phonemes or allophones . Other structural features have been suggested ; but it is clearly impossible to regard as relevant a ...
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... DISTRIBUTIONS . A specific utterance may be described in terms of physiological and acoustical data . Statistical ... distribution will normally serve as functionally equivalent linguistic symbols ; that is , as the same elements of a ...
... DISTRIBUTIONS . A specific utterance may be described in terms of physiological and acoustical data . Statistical ... distribution will normally serve as functionally equivalent linguistic symbols ; that is , as the same elements of a ...
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