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Ivan L. Ermoloving point is the critic of the truth-conditional analysis of vagueness in terms of degrees of truth, and the solution proposed is based of the anti-realist principle . Therefore the problem of vague is replaced by the problem of graduality..Through the example of the predicate . are presented the pr

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Vladimir A. Serov,Evgeny M. Voronov communication, in particular, two-dimensional graphical notations such as mathematical notation, choreography notation, organizational charts and electrical circuit diagrams. We can term such multi-dimensional symbolic notations, .. Like textual languages, many of these notations have a well define

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Andrey E. Gorodetskiy,Irina L. Tarasova,Vugar G. Kurbanovively, they fall into two groups. On the one hand there are . often formulated as “minimality constraints” (“minimal link condition,” “minimize chain links”, “shortest move”, “attract closest,” etc.). On the other hand there are . typically de.ned in terms of (generalized) grammatical functions (“ad

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Anatoliy P. Karpenko,Ilia A. Leshcheve as the syntactic concept lattice, an algebraic structure canonically defined for every language . based on the lattice of all distributionally definable subsets of strings. Recent results show that it is possible to build representations, such as context-free grammars, based on these lattices, and

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Anaid V. Nazarova,Meixin Zhaie as the syntactic concept lattice, an algebraic structure canonically defined for every language . based on the lattice of all distributionally definable subsets of strings. Recent results show that it is possible to build representations, such as context-free grammars, based on these lattices, and

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V. A. Glazunov,S. V. Kheylo,A. V. Tsarkovf the ‘information packaging‘ meaning of intonational contours. Cross-language comparison reveals that in expressing information packaging, different languages exploit word order and prosody in different ways: one single informational construct can be realized by drastically different structural mea