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Palauan: A Sketch of the Grammar

Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1991
This chapter constitutes a short introduction to Palauan grammar, including an overview of the complex morphosyntax of the language. Some grasp of these details is necessary to following later discussions that involve noun and verb morphology. The chapter also covers more general aspects of syntactic analysis as they are reflected in Palauan, including
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Grammar Sketch

2013
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An Ofo Grammar Sketch

Robert L Rankin
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2 Sketch of the grammar

2022
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2. Sketch Grammar

2018
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Frédoux's sketch of Tswana grammar

African Studies, 1971
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Anejom Grammar Sketch

2015
ANEJOM GRAMMAR SKETCH. 93 0. INTRODUCTION 93 1. PHONOLOGY AND ORTHOGRAPHY 95 1.1. Consonants 95 1.2. Vowels 97 1.3. Phonotactics 98 1.4. Orthography 99 1.5. Stress 99 2. BASES 100 2.1. Pronouns 100 2.2. Nouns 102 2.2.1. Derivation 102 2.2.2. Pluralisation 103 2.2.3. Compound nouns 104 2.3. Verbs 106 2.3.1. Classes of verbs 106 2.3.2. Verb roots 108 2.3.
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A grammar sketch of Sougb

2002
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Sketch Grammars: a formalism for describing and recognizing diagrammatic sketch languages

Eighth International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition (ICDAR'05), 2005
Sketch-based user interfaces are increasingly common and are being built for a variety of different disciplines. However, at present the implementation of sketch recognizers is quite time consuming since they are mostly based on specific techniques, as opposed to several other fields such as textual/visual languages and speech recognition, which ...
COSTAGLIOLA, Gennaro, DEUFEMIA, Vincenzo, RISI, MICHELE   +2 more
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An Informal Sketch of a Formal Architecture for Construction Grammar

Grammars, 2002
A formal architecture for Construction Grammar (CG) is sketched. Modeling domain objects (constructs) are constituent structures with feature structures at the nodes, aka Feature Structure Trees (FTs). Constructions are partial descriptions of FTs, expressed as sets of constituent structure equations and path equations.
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