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Introduction to Stroke Genomicsndent on a hierarchy of externally-defined metalanguages. The reason for this independence from a metalanguage hierarchy is that the definitions of the metalanguage have been .. This result permits the use of semantically-interpreted languages in computers and robots.

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Neurotoxicity Biomarker Assay Developments the Derivational Order Hypothesis. Section 3.2 illustrates how the syntactic analysis of Left-Associative Grammar is displayed by the associated NEWCAT parsers. Section 3.3 describes a semantic interpretation for this syntax which satisfies the Criteria of Psychological Adequacy. Section 3.4 illus

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W. Alvin McElveen MD,David Alway MDmar of German.. Section 4.1 explains the overall structure of ECAT. Section 4.2 discusses the handling of modifier agreement in English and German. Section 4.3 deals with the phenomenon of valency in English. Section 4.4 explains the handling of word order on the basis of the categorization and the

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Lionel Ginsberg B.Sc., M.B.B.S., Ph.D., FRCPw hierarchy, which is more natural for LA-grammar. Section 7.3 explains the notions of non-determinism, syntactic ambiguity, and lexical ambiguity. Section 7.4 discusses an example of a syntactically-ambiguous LA-grammar. Section 7.5 explains the properties of lexically-ambiguous LA-grammars.

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