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Literal movement grammar
Literal movement grammars (LMGs) are a grammar formalism introduced by Groenink in 1995 intended to characterize certain extraposition phenomena of…
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2011
2011
Formal Mechanisms for Movement and Surface Structure in Dutch
A. Groenink
2011
Corpus ID: 18795027
It has been argued many times that syntactical movement, in the form of leftward extraposition and wrapping discontinuous…
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1995
1995
A Simple Uniform Semantics for Concatenation-based Grammar
A. Groenink
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A. Nijholt
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G. Scollo
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R. Steetskamp
1995
Corpus ID: 16185249
htmlabstractWe define a more formal version of literal movement grammar (LMG) as outlined in [Gro95c], in such a way that it…
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1995
1995
An Elegant Grammatical Formalism for the Class of Polynomial-time Recognisable Languages
A. Groenink
1995
Corpus ID: 2214377
We deene a grammar formalism equivalent to non-combinatorial literal movement grammar (LMG) as outlined in Gro95b], in such a way…
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