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Query P83-1004 9 (288.1 per million)

other,0-1-P83-1004,ak	The extension is shown to be parseable by a simple extension to an existing <term> parsing method </term> for <term> GPSG </term> . <term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> .	#14714 The extension is shown to be parseable by a simple extension to an existing parsing method for GPSG.Metagrammatical formalisms that combine context-free phrase structure rules and metarules (MPS grammars) allow concise statement of generalizations about the syntax of natural languages.
lr,4-1-P83-1004,ak	<term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> .	#14718 Metagrammatical formalisms that combinecontext-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) allow concise statement of generalizations about the syntax of natural languages.
other,18-1-P83-1004,ak	<term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> .	#14732 Metagrammatical formalisms that combine context-free phrase structure rules and metarules (MPS grammars) allow concise statement ofgeneralizations about the syntax of natural languages.
other,21-1-P83-1004,ak	<term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> .	#14735 Metagrammatical formalisms that combine context-free phrase structure rules and metarules (MPS grammars) allow concise statement of generalizations about thesyntax of natural languages.
other,23-1-P83-1004,ak	<term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> .	#14737 Metagrammatical formalisms that combine context-free phrase structure rules and metarules (MPS grammars) allow concise statement of generalizations about the syntax ofnatural languages.
lr,0-2-P83-1004,ak	<term> Metagrammatical formalisms </term> that combine <term> context-free phrase structure rules and metarules ( MPS grammars ) </term> allow concise statement of <term> generalizations </term> about the <term> syntax </term> of <term> natural languages </term> . <term> Unconstrained MPS grammars </term> , unfortunately , are not computationally safe .	#14740 Metagrammatical formalisms that combine context-free phrase structure rules and metarules (MPS grammars) allow concise statement of generalizations about the syntax of natural languages.Unconstrained MPS grammars, unfortunately, are not computationally safe.
other,12-3-P83-1004,ak	We evaluate several proposals for constraining them , basing our assessment on <term> computational tractability </term> and <term> explanatory adequacy </term> .	#14763 We evaluate several proposals for constraining them, basing our assessment oncomputational tractability and explanatory adequacy.
other,15-3-P83-1004,ak	We evaluate several proposals for constraining them , basing our assessment on <term> computational tractability </term> and <term> explanatory adequacy </term> .	#14766 We evaluate several proposals for constraining them, basing our assessment on computational tractability andexplanatory adequacy.
other,18-4-P83-1004,ak	We show that none of them satisfies both criteria , and suggest new directions for research on alternative <term> metagrammatical formalisms </term> .	#14787 We show that none of them satisfies both criteria, and suggest new directions for research on alternativemetagrammatical formalisms.


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