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such surface doubling orders compared with the uniquely defined orders ? And for how many cases of such doublets would surface structure criteria give a basicness decision at variance with generative - type argumentation ?
such surface doubling orders compared with the uniquely defined orders ? And for how many cases of such doublets would surface structure criteria give a basicness decision at variance with generative - type argumentation ?
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A set B and a partial ordering R on it define a PARTIALLYORDERED SET , or POSET . ... The only relationship which such posets can model is one of simple equality , and we have defined the notion of scale to capture relationships BETWEEN ...
A set B and a partial ordering R on it define a PARTIALLYORDERED SET , or POSET . ... The only relationship which such posets can model is one of simple equality , and we have defined the notion of scale to capture relationships BETWEEN ...
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Recall that scales are defined by both an ordering relation and a set of referents which that relation partially orders . Although , in 56 , B conveys uncertainty about the set of discourse entities over which some scale is defined ...
Recall that scales are defined by both an ordering relation and a set of referents which that relation partially orders . Although , in 56 , B conveys uncertainty about the set of discourse entities over which some scale is defined ...
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