Managing the Haskell Dependency Hell with Nix Peter SimonsIntroduction Purely functional programming languages like Haskell encourage software engineers to write re-usable code. As of today, the Haskell commu

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Layers and Operators Revisited Matthew Anstey 1. Introduction1 Perhaps Functional Grammar’s most distinctive feature is its extensive use of the so-called layered structure of the clause (LSC). The LSC is used as both

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O RCHESTRA: Rapid, Collaborative Sharing of Dynamic Data Zachary Ives Nitin Khandelwal Aneesh Kapur University of Pennsylvania Murat Cakir∗ Drexel University

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Pragmatic interpretation of contrastive prosody: It looks like speech adaptation Chigusa Kurumada Dept. of Linguistics Stanford University

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Speech Communication–439 www.elsevier.com/locate/specom Simultaneous recognition of words and prosody in the Boston University Radio Speech Corpus q Mark Hasegawa-Johnson *, Ken Chen, Jennifer Cole, Sarah

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Second-position clitics and the syntax-prosody interface: The case of Ancient Greek David Goldstein (Vienna/UCLA) and Dag Haug (University of Oslo) Introduction Recent work on clitics in LFG (e.g. B¨ogel et alha

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Structural and Prosodic Correlates of Prominence in Free Word Order Language Discourse Tatiana Luchkina 1, Jennifer S. Cole1 1 Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

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INTRODUCTION Previous research on syntactic processing indicates that syntactically ambiguous sentences are frequently strongly biased towards one meaning over another (for a review, see Gibson, These interpretati

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Microsoft Word - 2ndQP-2_052304-v103 formated+some corrections.doc

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