| tech,3-1-E93-1020,ak | <term> coherence </term> . We describe a <term> | computational system | </term> which parses <term> discourses </term> | #24923 We describe acomputational system which parses discourses consisting of sequences of simple sentences. | |
| other,7-1-E93-1020,ak | computational system </term> which parses <term> | discourses | </term> consisting of sequences of <term> simple | #24927 We describe a computational system which parsesdiscourses consisting of sequences of simple sentences. | |
| other,9-2-E93-1020,ak | temporal constructions </term> , including <term> | time adverbials | </term> , <term> progressive aspect </term> and | #24944 These contain a range of temporal constructions, includingtime adverbials, progressive aspect and various aspectual classes. | |
| other,12-2-E93-1020,ak | including <term> time adverbials </term> , <term> | progressive aspect | </term> and various <term> aspectual classes | #24947 These contain a range of temporal constructions, including time adverbials,progressive aspect and various aspectual classes. | |
| lr,4-3-E93-1020,ak | classes </term> . In particular , the <term> | grammar | </term> generates the required <term> readings | #24958 In particular, thegrammar generates the required readings, according to the theoretical analysis of (Glasbey, forthcoming), for sentence-final 'then'. | |
| other,8-3-E93-1020,ak | grammar </term> generates the required <term> | readings | </term> , according to the theoretical analysis | #24962 In particular, the grammar generates the requiredreadings, according to the theoretical analysis of (Glasbey, forthcoming), for sentence-final 'then'. |
