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syntactic analysis not covered by the
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language processor
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. Indeed , each rule has its
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TUC is a prototypical natural
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language processor
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for English written in Prolog
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purpose easily adaptable natural
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language processor
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. It consists of a general grammar
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. The NLP is a general purpose
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language processor
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which builds a formal representation
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. The NLP is a general purpose
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language processor
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which builds a formal representation
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the domain of discourse . The
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language processor
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is designed to handle these "
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for writing efficient natural
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Language processors
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. 2 . The rule based nature of
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characterization and organization of the
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language processor
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are described . In particular
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Prolog-like programming language and
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language processor
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used for defining definite clause
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spectrum should be covered by the
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language processor
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? In other words , how complex
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of an operating environment , a
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language processor
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, and the set of currently defined
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small set of base languages , the
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language processor
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must provide for languages with
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the basic organization of the
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language processor
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as discussed in this section
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semantic transformation . Since the
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language processor
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accepts general rewrite rule
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introduced . 2 . LANGUAGES AND
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LANGUAGE PROCESSOR
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We shall base our structural
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interface , with a background natural
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language processor
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. There is nothing in the CRITIQUE
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consists of two parts : a natural
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language processor
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for building a formal representation
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accommodating the entire spectrum , the
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language processor
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will be very inefficient in dealing
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consists of two parts : a Natural
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Language Processor
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( NLP ) and a data base application
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objects and relationships . The
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language processor
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deals with a language'only in
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