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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... morphological methods . And when these distributional methods are applied to our procedurally - obtained segments , they not only test the morphemic aptness of the segmentation but also adjust it ( whenever it does not fall on morpheme ...
... morphological methods . And when these distributional methods are applied to our procedurally - obtained segments , they not only test the morphemic aptness of the segmentation but also adjust it ( whenever it does not fall on morpheme ...
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... morphology : /bay.tæksiy./ . OPERATING WITHOUT JUNCTURE . These results suggest that when we apply the successor count to utterances in a complete phonemic writing , we get a seg- mentation which agrees well with morphological analysis ...
... morphology : /bay.tæksiy./ . OPERATING WITHOUT JUNCTURE . These results suggest that when we apply the successor count to utterances in a complete phonemic writing , we get a seg- mentation which agrees well with morphological analysis ...
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... morphological nature of the included words and as an element superseding their superfixes in accordance with regular correlations . On the addition of an intonation pattern to a phrase we get a MORPHEMIC CLAUSE ; this is wholly in the ...
... morphological nature of the included words and as an element superseding their superfixes in accordance with regular correlations . On the addition of an intonation pattern to a phrase we get a MORPHEMIC CLAUSE ; this is wholly in the ...
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