| tech,8-2-C94-1080,ak | on <term> full lexicalization </term> , <term> | head-orientation | </term> via <term> valency constraints </term> | #26904 The model is based on full lexicalization,head-orientation via valency constraints and dependency relations, inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| tech,6-3-C94-1080,ak | computation model </term> relies upon the <term> | actor paradigm | </term> , with <term> concurrency </term> entering | #26932 The computation model relies upon theactor paradigm, with concurrency entering through asynchronous message passing between actors. | |
| tech,10-3-C94-1080,ak | the <term> actor paradigm </term> , with <term> | concurrency | </term> entering through <term> asynchronous | #26936 The computation model relies upon the actor paradigm, withconcurrency entering through asynchronous message passing between actors. | |
| tech,21-4-C94-1080,ak | grammar </term> and its corresponding <term> | parser | </term> can be specified in terms of <term> | #26966 In particular, we here elaborate on principles of how the global behavior of a lexically distributed grammar and its correspondingparser can be specified in terms of event type networks and event networks, resp. | |
| lr,15-4-C94-1080,ak | principles of how the global behavior of a <term> | lexically distributed grammar | </term> and its corresponding <term> parser | #26960 In particular, we here elaborate on principles of how the global behavior of alexically distributed grammar and its corresponding parser can be specified in terms of event type networks and event networks, resp. | |
| other,28-4-C94-1080,ak | </term> can be specified in terms of <term> | event type networks | </term> and <term> event networks </term> , resp | #26973 In particular, we here elaborate on principles of how the global behavior of a lexically distributed grammar and its corresponding parser can be specified in terms ofevent type networks and event networks, resp. | |
| other,32-4-C94-1080,ak | <term> event type networks </term> and <term> | event networks | </term> , resp . We present <term> LHIP </term> | #26977 In particular, we here elaborate on principles of how the global behavior of a lexically distributed grammar and its corresponding parser can be specified in terms of event type networks andevent networks, resp. | |
| model,5-1-C94-1080,ak | behavioral specification </term> of an <term> | object-oriented grammar model | </term> is considered . The <term> model </term> | #26890 The behavioral specification of anobject-oriented grammar model is considered. | |
| other,13-2-C94-1080,ak | <term> valency constraints </term> and <term> | dependency relations | </term> , <term> inheritance </term> as a means | #26909 The model is based on full lexicalization, head-orientation via valency constraints anddependency relations, inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| model,1-3-C94-1080,ak | concurrency of computation </term> . The <term> | computation model | </term> relies upon the <term> actor paradigm | #26927 Thecomputation model relies upon the actor paradigm, with concurrency entering through asynchronous message passing between actors. | |
| tech,5-2-C94-1080,ak | . The <term> model </term> is based on <term> | full lexicalization | </term> , <term> head-orientation </term> via | #26901 The model is based onfull lexicalization, head-orientation via valency constraints and dependency relations, inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| other,16-2-C94-1080,ak | <term> dependency relations </term> , <term> | inheritance | </term> as a means for <term> non-redundant | #26912 The model is based on full lexicalization, head-orientation via valency constraints and dependency relations,inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| other,21-2-C94-1080,ak | <term> inheritance </term> as a means for <term> | non-redundant lexicon specification | </term> , and <term> concurrency of computation | #26917 The model is based on full lexicalization, head-orientation via valency constraints and dependency relations, inheritance as a means fornon-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| model,1-2-C94-1080,ak | grammar model </term> is considered . The <term> | model | </term> is based on <term> full lexicalization | #26897 Themodel is based on full lexicalization, head-orientation via valency constraints and dependency relations, inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| other,1-1-C94-1080,ak | readable dictionaries </term> . The <term> | behavioral specification | </term> of an <term> object-oriented grammar | #26886 Thebehavioral specification of an object-oriented grammar model is considered. | |
| tech,13-3-C94-1080,ak | concurrency </term> entering through <term> | asynchronous message passing | </term> between <term> actors </term> . In particular | #26939 The computation model relies upon the actor paradigm, with concurrency entering throughasynchronous message passing between actors. | |
| model,10-2-C94-1080,ak | </term> , <term> head-orientation </term> via <term> | valency constraints | </term> and <term> dependency relations </term> | #26906 The model is based on full lexicalization, head-orientation viavalency constraints and dependency relations, inheritance as a means for non-redundant lexicon specification, and concurrency of computation. | |
| other,17-3-C94-1080,ak | asynchronous message passing </term> between <term> | actors | </term> . In particular , we here elaborate | #26943 The computation model relies upon the actor paradigm, with concurrency entering through asynchronous message passing betweenactors. |
