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2001
The paradox of analysis is this: some analyses ought be informative; but since analysands and analysandum must be synonymous, a correct analysis will be trivial and thus non-informative. This paper begins by distinguishing two sorts of synonymy, phrasal and structural.
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The paradox of analysis is this: some analyses ought be informative; but since analysands and analysandum must be synonymous, a correct analysis will be trivial and thus non-informative. This paper begins by distinguishing two sorts of synonymy, phrasal and structural.
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The Bryologist, 1999
Micromitrium austinii W. S. Sullivant in C. F. Austin is reduced to synonymy with Micromitrium tenerum (P. Bruch & W. P. Schimper) Crosby. A diagnosis is given for M. tenerum, and a lectotype is designated for it. In the course of my study of a large number of specimens of Ephemeraceae for the Flora of North America, the delineations of the taxa ...
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Micromitrium austinii W. S. Sullivant in C. F. Austin is reduced to synonymy with Micromitrium tenerum (P. Bruch & W. P. Schimper) Crosby. A diagnosis is given for M. tenerum, and a lectotype is designated for it. In the course of my study of a large number of specimens of Ephemeraceae for the Flora of North America, the delineations of the taxa ...
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The problem of an information synonymy
Kybernetika, 1975Im Gegensatz zu dem Ansatz von \tetxit{R. Carnap} und \textit{Y. Bar-Hillel} [Semantic information. In: W. Jackson (ed.): Communication Theory. London: Butterworths Scientific Publications (1953); see also Techn. Rep. No. 247 Res. Lab. Electronics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1952; Zbl 0282.94023)] diskutiert der Verf.
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2006
This article explores the connexions between two rhetorical figures: synonymy and translation. Both strategies presuppose the existence of a word, sentence or text to whom they refer and are related with.
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This article explores the connexions between two rhetorical figures: synonymy and translation. Both strategies presuppose the existence of a word, sentence or text to whom they refer and are related with.
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Synonymy Expansion Using Link Prediction Methods: A Case Study of Assamese WordNet
ACM Transactions on Asian and Low-Resource Language Information Processing, 2022Priyankoo Sarmah, Sanasam Ranbir Singh
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Re-Examination of Synonymy in the Standard Igbo
SAGE Open, 2020Chukwuma Okeke, Gloria Tochukwu Okeke
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