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Sluicing in Mandarin Chinese: An Instance of Pseudo-Sluicing

2012
Perng Wang Adams, Satoshi Tomioka
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New Approach for Increasing Discharge of Sluice Gate by a Deep Sluice

2022
Sluice gate is an important hydraulic structural element that is widely used for adjusting the flow in hydraulic structures. The working principle of these gates is based on the energy conservation of the upstream and downstream flow. The discharge that can pass through these structures theoretically depends on the gate opening, gravity, and upstream ...
M. Cihan Aydın   +2 more
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On “Sluicing” With Apparent Massive Pied-Piping [PDF]

open access: yesNatural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2019
This paper provides the first detailed description of a type of elliptical wh-question first noted in a footnote in Ross’s seminal paper on sluicing. Under certain, very restricted circumstances, sluicing appears to be able to tolerate wh-phrases with ...
Klaus Abels
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The Structure of Mandarin Embedded and Matrix Sluicing [PDF]

open access: yesProceedings of the Linguistic Society of America
In Mandarin sluicing, the copula shi may precede the wh-phrase and it’s sometimes optional. Most existing analyses agree that Mandarin embedded sluicing with shi is an instance of pseudo-sluicing with an underlying copular structure.
Chen, Jiayuan
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Sluicing in Japanese

Journal of East Asian Linguistics, 1994
This paper argues for the presence of an agreeing functional head in Japanese, on the basis of an ellipsis phenomenon called Sluicing. It is argued that the existence of Sluicing, together with the functional head licensing approach to ellipses, implies that an agreeing Comp exists in Japanese and that the presence of what I call multiple Sluicing ...
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Principles of sluicing

International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1985
The theoretical background of the mechanism of concentration in the sluice is analyzed in detail by broadly categorizing the involved mechanisms into two separate, different actions; vertical strat ...
R. Sivamohan, E. Forssberg
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The sluice gate

Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1967
Consider the two-dimensional irrotational steady flow of an incompressible inviscid fluid under no body forces between two infinite horizontal planes. When a vertical wall which intersects the upper plane is introduced in the flow, the fluid will flow under the wall and will be bounded above by a free streamline along which the pressure is constant ...
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