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Capturing Language Diversity Through Representative Samples,ous ways, particularly by choosing a biased sample or by sampling from an inapplicable frame. An ideal corpus would have a balance of genres that matches the input that authors experience, and a corpus of theater is an initial step toward that ideal.

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Introduction,e sample of the theatrical genre for studying language change and an improvement over unrepresentative corpora like FRANTEXT, with results that can be generalized to all of Parisian theater and possibly beyond. To determine how different the Digital Parisian Stage is from FRANTEXT, Grieve-Smith comp

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,FRANTEXT ’s Corpus of Nineteenth-Century French,ernet in the 1980s and 1990s. The original intent was to base it on a representative sample, but due to time constraints it was compiled using an unrepresentative “Principle of Authority.” For the period 1800–1815 the result is four texts chosen based on the subjective interests of literary historia

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The Digital Parisian Stage Project,haustive catalog of plays that premièred in Paris in the nineteenth century is an ideal sampling frame for a new corpus. The Digital Parisian Stage corpus is based on a random 1% sample of the plays listed in Wicks Volume 1 (1950), covering the years 1800–1815. Of those 31 plays, 24 were obtained fr

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Case Study 1: ,-Smith (.. Ph.D. diss., University of New Mexico, 2009) found that in Old French . appears predominantly in contexts that are consistent with presupposition denial but increased in frequency from the sixteenth through twentieth centuries, appearing in predicate negation contexts. This fits with Kroc

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Case Study 2: Left and Right Dislocation,include demonstrative dislocation, clitic dislocation and contrastive topics. We also find constructions that resemble dislocation, such as complex inversion and conjoined noun phrases. Grieve-Smith (Topicalization and Word Order in Conversational French. Southeast Conference on Linguistics, 2000) f

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Knappe Metalle, Peak Oil und mögliche wirtschaftliche Folgen – Vergleich zweier ökonomischer Modelleklichkeit und die getroffenen Annahmen bezüglich zukünftiger Entwicklung nicht in Modellen abbildbarer Größen (z. B. Entwicklung des Welthandels). Es zeigt sich, dass auch angesichts knapper Metalle die Modellergebnisse die Vorteilhaftigkeit einer Transformation des Energiesystems unterstreichen.