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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2018
Abstract For virtually as long as linguists have studied contact‐induced grammatical change, the borrowing of morphological formatives and patterns has been considered a relatively infrequent phenomenon—a view which is reflected in all well‐known borrowability scales.
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Abstract For virtually as long as linguists have studied contact‐induced grammatical change, the borrowing of morphological formatives and patterns has been considered a relatively infrequent phenomenon—a view which is reflected in all well‐known borrowability scales.
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2020
Abstract Agreement is defined as the systematic covariance of one element with another. The most uncontroversial agreement configuration is that between a controller—an element intrinsically specified for a value of an agreement feature—and the target of agreement—the element reflecting a displaced feature value of the controller. The
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Abstract Agreement is defined as the systematic covariance of one element with another. The most uncontroversial agreement configuration is that between a controller—an element intrinsically specified for a value of an agreement feature—and the target of agreement—the element reflecting a displaced feature value of the controller. The
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CVGIP: Image Understanding, 1991
Summary: The paper presents a sampling strategy for gray-level functions based on mathematical morphology. Flexible sampling strategies are required for the construction of multiresolution image representations like pyramids and quad-trees. The sampling operator introduced here is a dilation.
Henk J. A. M. Heijmans, Alexander Toet
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Summary: The paper presents a sampling strategy for gray-level functions based on mathematical morphology. Flexible sampling strategies are required for the construction of multiresolution image representations like pyramids and quad-trees. The sampling operator introduced here is a dilation.
Henk J. A. M. Heijmans, Alexander Toet
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Morphological Scale Space and Mathematical Morphology
1999It is well known that a conveniently rescaled iterated convolution of a linear positive kernel converges to a Gaussian. Therefore, all iterative linear smoothing methods of a signal or an image boils down to the application to the signal of the Heat Equation.
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English Prosodic Morphology: Morphology
2007The aim of this chapter is to introduce and define the class of phenomena that will be analysed in this book. We will adopt the perspective of morphological theory, focussing on two major questions: • What can the research discipline of Prosodic Morphology (McCarthy & Prince 1986, 1993a et seq.) contribute to a definition of truncatory patterns in ...
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Nordic Journal of Linguistics, 1983
Abstract This chapter explores the history of certain salient features of modern Italian morphology, rather than of the whole morphological system. It examines in particular: the origins of some major, recurrent patterns of alternation in verb morphology, and how accidents of regular sound change or of incomplete processes of ...
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Abstract This chapter explores the history of certain salient features of modern Italian morphology, rather than of the whole morphological system. It examines in particular: the origins of some major, recurrent patterns of alternation in verb morphology, and how accidents of regular sound change or of incomplete processes of ...
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2020
Abstract Negative markers are not a uniform category. They come in various types and, depending on their type, they take scope over a clause, a phrase, or just a word. Low scope negative markers (LSN) like de-, dis-, un-, iN-, non-, -less are bound morphemes and have therefore been mainly studied within morphology, focusing on the ...
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Abstract Negative markers are not a uniform category. They come in various types and, depending on their type, they take scope over a clause, a phrase, or just a word. Low scope negative markers (LSN) like de-, dis-, un-, iN-, non-, -less are bound morphemes and have therefore been mainly studied within morphology, focusing on the ...
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2018
Abstract This paper provides a functional–typological discussion of the various processes which result in intransitive predicates. In addition to covering canonical cases of intransitivization such as passives, antipassives, middles, and noun incorporation, attention is also drawn to cases which complicate these categorizations ...
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Abstract This paper provides a functional–typological discussion of the various processes which result in intransitive predicates. In addition to covering canonical cases of intransitivization such as passives, antipassives, middles, and noun incorporation, attention is also drawn to cases which complicate these categorizations ...
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2018
This chapter surveys the key principles of the framework of Distributed Morphology (Halle & Marantz 1993, 1994). This summary distinguishes itself from other such summaries by focusing primarily on DM’s morphological properties rather than its syntactic ones.
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This chapter surveys the key principles of the framework of Distributed Morphology (Halle & Marantz 1993, 1994). This summary distinguishes itself from other such summaries by focusing primarily on DM’s morphological properties rather than its syntactic ones.
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