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No Time for Time: Trans-temporal Creation of a Time-bound Realm [PDF]
The radical contingency of all scientific laws is now recognized, owing to new vistas opened by research in Quantum Field Theory, a contingency that implies the dependence of the structural parameters and developmental trajectories of the universe upon ...
Catterson, Troy
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Syntax and semantics: A comparison of the structuralistic language theory of Ebeling with knowledge graph theory [PDF]
This paper describes a comparison of two structuralistic theories of syntax and semantics of language. Both theories were developed in The Netherlands.
Hoede, C.
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Preliminary to the Intonation Study of Okayama Dialect of Japanese [PDF]
The aim of this short paper is to report the results of the preliminary field research the author conducted into the intonation of Okayama dialect of Japanese, and thereby raising some related issues.
三村 竜之
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Thermalization rates in the one dimensional Hubbard model with next-to-nearest neighbor hopping
We consider a fermionic Hubbard chain with an additional next-to-nearest neighbor hopping term. We study the thermalization rates of the quasi-momentum distribution function within a quantum Boltzmann equation approach.
Biebl, Fabian R. A., Kehrein, Stefan
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Wh-questions and extraction asymmetries in Malagasy [PDF]
The languages of the world differ with respect to argument extraction possibilities. In languages such as English, wh-movement is possible from Spec IP and from the complement position, whereas in languages such as Malagasy only extraction from Spec IP ...
Sabel, Joachim
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The Tonal System of Tibetan (Lhasa Dialect) and the Nominal Phrase [PDF]
Sprigg, R. K.
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Penggunaan Shuujoshi Kana dan Kashira dalam Drama Seri Itazurana Kiss-Love In Tokyo Season I Episode 01-16 [PDF]
This study aims to describe how to use the final particle (shuujoshi) kana and kashira in Japanese language drama by using sociolinguistic approach. Shuujoshi are particles (joshi) used at the end of a sentence or at the end of the sentence to express ...
Budiani, D. (Dini) +2 more
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Sentence final particles in Bisu narrative
Particles are a vital component of many Asian languages. Nonetheless, they typically receive little treatment in grammatical studies. This may be due in part to the theoretical orientations of generative grammar which, intentionally or accidentally, can tend to skew data collection and analysis toward theory-predicted sentence alignments (Chu 1998 ...
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