Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... hypothesis that the wheel is biased against red than are the Amoy data for Wang's hypothesis . How high a statistical hurdle one requires a hypothesis to jump before accepting it is a matter of taste ; but it must surely be higher than ...
... hypothesis that the wheel is biased against red than are the Amoy data for Wang's hypothesis . How high a statistical hurdle one requires a hypothesis to jump before accepting it is a matter of taste ; but it must surely be higher than ...
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... hypothesis can never be conclusively disproved ( cf. Lakatos 1970 : 100-101 ) ; but there comes a point where a basic hypothesis requires such elaborate ' escape clauses ' to protect it from adverse data that its explanatory power fails ...
... hypothesis can never be conclusively disproved ( cf. Lakatos 1970 : 100-101 ) ; but there comes a point where a basic hypothesis requires such elaborate ' escape clauses ' to protect it from adverse data that its explanatory power fails ...
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... hypothesis makes a third claim : viz . , that the learner marks the alternating phoneme with a diacritic cue in his ... hypothesis . The alternation rules admitted by this hypothesis are featurally opaque , in that they treat the ...
... hypothesis makes a third claim : viz . , that the learner marks the alternating phoneme with a diacritic cue in his ... hypothesis . The alternation rules admitted by this hypothesis are featurally opaque , in that they treat the ...
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