| tech,4-1-C90-1013,bq | assessed . This article introduces a <term> | bidirectional grammar generation system | </term> called <term> feature structure-directed | #16214 This article introduces abidirectional grammar generation system called feature structure-directed generation, developed for a dialogue translation system. |
| tech,9-1-C90-1013,bq | grammar generation system </term> called <term> | feature structure-directed generation | </term> , developed for a <term> dialogue translation | #16219 This article introduces a bidirectional grammar generation system calledfeature structure-directed generation, developed for a dialogue translation system. |
| tech,16-1-C90-1013,bq | generation </term> , developed for a <term> | dialogue translation system | </term> . The <term> system </term> utilizes <term> | #16226 This article introduces a bidirectional grammar generation system called feature structure-directed generation, developed for adialogue translation system. |
| tech,1-2-C90-1013,bq | dialogue translation system </term> . The <term> | system | </term> utilizes <term> typed feature structures | #16231 Thesystem utilizes typed feature structures to control the top-down derivation in a declarative way. |
| other,3-2-C90-1013,bq | </term> . The <term> system </term> utilizes <term> | typed feature structures | </term> to control the <term> top-down derivation | #16233 The system utilizestyped feature structures to control the top-down derivation in a declarative way. |
| tech,9-2-C90-1013,bq | feature structures </term> to control the <term> | top-down derivation | </term> in a declarative way . This <term> | #16239 The system utilizes typed feature structures to control thetop-down derivation in a declarative way. |
| tech,1-3-C90-1013,bq | </term> in a declarative way . This <term> | generation system | </term> also uses <term> disjunctive feature | #16247 Thisgeneration system also uses disjunctive feature structures to reduce the number of copies of the derivation tree. |
| other,5-3-C90-1013,bq | <term> generation system </term> also uses <term> | disjunctive feature structures | </term> to reduce the number of copies of | #16251 This generation system also usesdisjunctive feature structures to reduce the number of copies of the derivation tree. |
| other,16-3-C90-1013,bq | reduce the number of copies of the <term> | derivation tree | </term> . The <term> grammar </term> for this | #16262 This generation system also uses disjunctive feature structures to reduce the number of copies of thederivation tree. |
| other,1-4-C90-1013,bq | the <term> derivation tree </term> . The <term> | grammar | </term> for this <term> generator </term> is | #16266 Thegrammar for this generator is designed to properly generate the speaker's intention in a telephone dialogue. |
| tech,4-4-C90-1013,bq | </term> . The <term> grammar </term> for this <term> | generator | </term> is designed to properly generate | #16269 The grammar for thisgenerator is designed to properly generate the speaker's intention in a telephone dialogue. |
| other,11-4-C90-1013,bq | designed to properly generate the <term> | speaker 's intention | </term> in a <term> telephone dialogue </term> | #16276 The grammar for this generator is designed to properly generate thespeaker 's intention in a telephone dialogue. |
| other,16-4-C90-1013,bq | <term> speaker 's intention </term> in a <term> | telephone dialogue | </term> . This paper proposes <term> document | #16281 The grammar for this generator is designed to properly generate the speaker's intention in atelephone dialogue. |
