| model,1-2-C94-1080,ak | grammar model </term> is considered . The <term> | model | </term> is based on <term> full lexicalization | #26897 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,8-2-C94-1080,ak | <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. | |
| 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. | |
| tech,10-3-C94-1080,ak | <term> actor paradigm </term> , with <term> | concurrency | </term> entering through <term> asynchronous | #26936 The computation model relies upon the actor paradigm, with concurrency 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 corresponding parser can be specified in terms of event type networks and event networks, resp. |
