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The other component of the grammar - the combination rules - is used here to define the legal orders for the language . Four very simple types of combination rule will be considered here ( three of them were used in the original ...
The other component of the grammar - the combination rules - is used here to define the legal orders for the language . Four very simple types of combination rule will be considered here ( three of them were used in the original ...
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Because of the semantics of partial combination and of the novel NP Complement Category , the result of this derivation is exactly the same as was produced in Fig . 24 by two forward combinations . The result of such a partial ...
Because of the semantics of partial combination and of the novel NP Complement Category , the result of this derivation is exactly the same as was produced in Fig . 24 by two forward combinations . The result of such a partial ...
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A further opportunity for forward partial combination of the novel category , where it would act as the ' main ' functor , must not be allowed . Such a rule would overgeneralize , allowing NP's to appear in the ungrammatical nesting ...
A further opportunity for forward partial combination of the novel category , where it would act as the ' main ' functor , must not be allowed . Such a rule would overgeneralize , allowing NP's to appear in the ungrammatical nesting ...
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