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almost 40 years on Nauru and wrote a Nauruan | grammar (and possibly a Nauruan language dictionary). |
ished on Hathaway Road in the 1950s as a Boys | Grammar School on land once belonging to Light Hall F |
offrey; Svartvik, Jan (1985), A Comprehensive | Grammar of the English Language, London: Longman |
A Practical | Grammar of the Sanskrit Language for the Use of Early |
By using a string | grammar to define a computer language, then some stri |
The school became a County | Grammar School (under the auspices of the then Monmou |
to be permitted, in which case a context-free | grammar that can generate the empty word cannot be so |
ce and formal language theory, a context-free | grammar is in Greibach normal form if the right-hand |
A two-level | grammar is a formal grammar that is used to generate |
She is credited at having translated a Greek | Grammar Text and a Didache into Telugu. |
g the genitive of pylorus) to correct a Latin | grammar error. |
cessors were the Leeds Modern School, a boys' | grammar school (founded 1845) which was attended by A |
ained this position until 1517, wrote a Latin | grammar (Rudimenta grammaticae latinae; 1512) and oth |
Ballymena Academy (founded 1828) is a mixed | grammar school located in the market town of Ballymen |
In a formal | grammar, an erasing rule is a rule which maps a strin |
In computer science, a prefix | grammar is a type of string rewriting system, consist |
computer language, and hence, using a string | grammar is a means to seek simplicity in language pro |
A two-level | grammar for this language is the metagrammar |
Sanskrit-Grammatik (1953), English A Sanskrit | Grammar (2003), ISBN 0817312854. |
chool For Boys, Shrewsbury, which was a boys' | grammar school. |
igh School for Girls on Pelham Road, a girls' | grammar school. |
It was founded as a boys' | grammar school in 1912. |
On this account it is more than a mere | grammar; it is also a work on the method of teaching |
It was founded in 1863 as a small | grammar school as part of a legal settlement followin |
glish and Portuguese lexicon and a Portuguese | grammar. |
include Presdales School for girls, a former | grammar school, which is now a language college and T |
orced William Hosey to drop out of a Catholic | grammar school to work at Mount Vernon-based C & C Co |
d Glasgow High School, which was then a state | grammar school. |
ded theory to explain morality as a universal | grammar. |
f the Mushtamil (The Comprehensive), a Hebrew | grammar consisting of eight books. |
He published in 1849 A Brief | Grammar of Modern Geography, For the Use of Schools. |
s first established in 1409 and became a boys | grammar school with boarding house. |
In computer science, a lexical | grammar can be thought of as the syntax of tokens. |
the aim of developing a performance-oriented | grammar framework. |
chanovskij (1885-1947), who published a Lemko | grammar. |
gh James Baines' will in 1717 and is a former | grammar school. |
some terminals is accepted by a context-free | grammar. |
In computer science, a context-free | grammar is said to be an ambiguous grammar if there e |
The establishment and endowment of a free | grammar school |
rules have been proved to form a Context-free | grammar. |
Lawnswood High School for Girls was a girls' | grammar school in north Leeds close to the A660. |
The school was founded in 1960 as a Technical | Grammar School, with pupils who passed the 11,12&13 p |
lso Elements de metaphysique (1724), a French | Grammar on a new plan, and a number of historical ess |
inguished from what Hopper calls the A Priori | Grammar Postulate, which posits that grammar is a set |
ools at Christ's Hospital, and founded a free | grammar school in Appleby Magna, The Sir John Moore C |
It was founded in 1960 as a girls' | grammar school. |
ston petitioned Queen Elizabeth I for a royal | grammar school, the building was still usable. |
ns of the language specified by a conjunctive | grammar exist. |
and he attended St Bede's College, a Catholic | grammar school in that city. |
A prefix | grammar G is a 3-tuple, (Σ, S, P), where |
he Breton language, having completed a Breton | grammar. |
ded Camden School for Girls, then a selective | grammar school, on Sandall Road in Kentish Town. |
The parish had also built a parochial | grammar school for grades kindegarten through eighth |
ntry school and was re-established as a Tudor | grammar school between 1548 and 1553. |
ducated at Christ's College, formerly a state | grammar school, in Finchley, North London, and gradua |
If a formal | grammar is ambiguous, there can be multiple parse tre |
Cambridgeshire High School for Girls, a girls | grammar school. |
husband, Julian Stechishin, with a Ukrainian | Grammar (1951), and completed his History of Ukrainia |
and French at a Mulo in Arnhem and a lyceum ( | grammar school) in Veenendaal. |
He published a Welsh | grammar in Latin in 1621, Antiquae linguae Britannica |
Ming-Cheung Fook Sien College is a full-time | grammar school situated in Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong K |
ld N. & Mpaayei, J. Tompo Ole (1955) A Maasai | grammar with vocabulary. |
A Brief | Grammar of the Tsakonian Dialect, The French Institut |
escription written in RELAX is called a RELAX | grammar. |
a with his treatise on composition, A Musical | Grammar, first survived version of which dated 1677. |
A language is specified using a context-free | grammar which is expressed using Extended Backus Naur |
ts brother school Leeds Modern School, a boys | grammar school, in 1972 to form the school now known |
In 1959, a new | grammar school was erected. |
The rules of a generative | grammar typically function as an algorithm to predict |
Informally, then, a vector | grammar is one in which a set of productions is appli |
of the Tamil Bible and also published a Tamil | grammar book. |
One may construct a probabilistic | grammar from a traditional formal syntax by assigning |
er algorithm, except that, given a particular | grammar, a GLR parser will process all possible inter |
John Freeston of Altofts and built as a local | grammar school, which was later moved to its current |
called Arnold High School For Girls, a girls' | grammar school, having been split from local public s |
He wrote a German | grammar. |
rew up in Manchester, first attending a local | grammar school, before, at the age of 13, going to Fe |
with a Latin translation, notes, and a Gothic | grammar. |
data-oriented processing) is a probabilistic | grammar formalism in computational linguistics. |
girls; and Hodge Hill Girls School, a former | grammar school). |
n aged 4-11, who will go on to either a local | grammar school or secondary modern school depending o |
n 1725, or was just about to publish, a Greek | grammar, entitled ‘English and Greek Institutions for |
al, who came from Crewkerne, establish a free | grammar school in the town. |
ellington College or WCB) is a co-educational | grammar school located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. |
ry's School for Boys, Basingstoke a selective | Grammar School, also known as QMSB, and Charles Chute |
Van Wijngaarden grammars use a context-free | grammar to generate an infinite set of productions th |
he peasants, gathering materials for a future | grammar. |
A reference | grammar of Japanese. |
bour MP for Worsley since 2005 (when a girls' | grammar school) |
They are represented usually by a regular | grammar or regular expression.. |
ion.....A written Constitution is a political | grammar to whose rules administrative laws must confo |
o stone bridges, founding and endowing a Free | Grammar School, Bishop Vesey's Grammar School and bui |
's death in 1819, the press published a Tamil | grammar primer Ilakkana surukkam, a Tamil translation |
A Students' | Grammar of Modern Cornish. |
Such rules form a context-free | grammar. |
It uses a context-free | grammar to form all elements of the papers. |
for St Philip's, which functioned as a boys' | Grammar until 1976. |
tutor at Yale, Dr. Goodrich published a Greek | grammar (1814) based on the grammar by C.F. Hachenber |
Hale published a brief | grammar and vocabulary in 1883, and confirmed the lan |
Milham Ford became a girls' | grammar school in 1944 and a girls' comprehensive sch |
cal analysis of the Doctrinal, not a complete | grammar in and of itself. |
mpiler construction will include a simplified | grammar of a spoken language that can be used to form |
A Sanskrit | Grammar for Students, Arthur Anthony Macdonald, Oxfor |
ompleted his last important work, A Practical | Grammar of the Latin Language. |
It was later to become a boys' | grammar school before becoming a comprehensive and th |
r (at a stipend of £7 per year) to run a free | grammar school. |
It was founded in 1603, originally as a free | Grammar School in Beaumaris. |
e Dr. Julius R. Mantey, co-author of A Manual | Grammar of the Greek New Testament and A Hellenistic |
In 1628, he published a Syriac | grammar. |
This was a former | grammar school. |
In 1638 a free | grammar school was founded here, it was built on the |
It was a free | grammar school. |
In 1968 it became a coeducational | grammar school and from 1979 a mixed comprehensive sc |
In 1905 a mixed | grammar school was opened on Barking Road. |
who criticises about the lack of a non-indep | grammar school? |
A graftal | grammar consists of an alphabet of symbols that can b |
A formal | grammar determines which symbols and sets of symbols |
, England in 1970, where he attended a public | grammar school. |
lored the possibility of formulating a formal | grammar to capture the structure of stories. |
Graul also wrote a Tamil | Grammar in German (1855). |
ge that can be defined by a context-sensitive | grammar. |
e regarded as his principal work, a Samoyedic | grammar, when he died on the 7th of May 1853. |
In 1922 a girls' | grammar school was built, using temporary accommodati |
Swadesh in particular wrote a full | grammar and dictionary, and collected numerous texts |
A Communicative | Grammar of English (with J. Svartvik) (1975, 2nd edn. |
Huddersfield New College is a former | grammar school and current sixth form college located |
it can be generated by a regular | grammar |
generating the productions of a context-free | grammar. |
ught up in Leeds where he attended a Catholic | grammar school and went to the University of London w |
nt of English Orthographie (1580) with A Bref | Grammar for English (1586), Facsimile ed., 2 vols. in |
the two schools amalgamated to form a girls' | grammar school, Notre Dame High School for Girls, on |
change the meaning, of that text, in a string | grammar. |
A production-rule of a context-free | grammar (CFG) may have one or more ‘alternatives' and |
The story is set in a boys' | grammar school in Sheffield in 1983. |
A string | grammar can be used to describe the structure of some |
reter and her German father Helmut, a retired | grammar school teacher. |
he former Leamington College for Boys, a boys | grammar school, which opened in 1848. |
The Priory was formerly a girls' | grammar school, but has since become a mixed comprehe |
history back to 1606 when a single-classroom | grammar school was established with £300 left by a lo |
s works, Welsh Orthography (1893) and A Welsh | Grammar, Historical and Comparative: phonology and ac |
A Comparative | Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Language (1870) (reprinted |
ool in 1975 as a result of the abandonment of | Grammar School education in the Yeovil area by the th |
Blomfield was educated at the Abbeydale Boys' | Grammar School in Sheffield and Tadcaster Grammar Sch |
nsea and is a former pupil of Aberdare Girls' | Grammar School and Brecon High School. |
Evans was educated at Aberdare Boys' | Grammar School, where he developed an interest in phy |
AbiWord checks | grammar using Link Grammar |
remains the only vote on whether to abolish a | grammar school in the United Kingdom under measures w |
rcular 10/65, which proposed the abolition of | grammar schools, which select pupils according to the |
n books, in both Hindi and English, about the | grammar, semantics, and dialectology of Hindi. |
ayyuj developed his own theories about Hebrew | grammar, and was himself obliged to step forward as a |
cloister on its south side and accommodate a | grammar school, founded by Henry VI in 1447. |
ater developing child a chance of achieving a | grammar school education. |
's High School, Gainsborough and Acton County | Grammar School, Middlesex. |
Centre For Media Arts (formerly Acton County | Grammar School, then Reynolds High School (1974) then |
well-known Citizen of Arras, and Adam studied | grammar, theology, and music at the Cistercian abbey |
Additionally, Brisbane | Grammar School has recently revamped its participatio |
centre in Priory Road, 12 years after Dudley | Grammar School (for boys) moved to neighbouring premi |
e Jesuit order in April 1929 after completing | grammar school in Regensburg. |
Again confused | grammar. |
n the Medallion Plate that year against Larne | Grammar. |
St Joseph's, a Voluntary Aided Catholic | Grammar School, has for many years received significa |
He attended St Albans Boys' | Grammar School (since renamed Verulam School) and was |
Kalmus was educated at St Albans County | Grammar School and University College, London. |
ith Fielding also taught at Alderman Newton's | Grammar school in Leicester in the early 70's before |
He first attended Alejo Venegas's | Grammar School and then studied at the University of |
in September 1979, KES was an all-boys state | grammar school. |
formed when, in 1990, the all-boys' Annadale | Grammar School and the all-girls' Carolan Grammar Sch |
A dictionary has been developed along with | grammar rules and bible portions. |
rred to as the Kirtland Egyptian Alphabet and | Grammar (EAG) or the Kirtland Egyptian Papers (KEP). |
ide of the encyclopedia, but also traditional | grammar. |
Read also founded | grammar schools at Corby Glen in Lincolnshire and Dra |
He also published | Grammar of the Kongo Language (Kikongo) in 1912. |
See also Japanese | grammar: Verbs. |
I have also deleted ' | grammar' after 'English. |
He wrote, also, a | grammar under the title of "Kelil Yofi" (Diadem of Be |
e interpretation of the lyric by altering the | grammar. |
Although Stafford | Grammar School is not part of the Stafford Collegiate |
uation teaching English, American Literature, | Grammar, and Speech at a private school in Marshall C |
entrance examination he attended Amman Valley | Grammar School where fellow pupils included Vernon Pu |
an obvious difficulty in parsing an ambiguous | grammar by a deterministic parser (see deterministic |
In formal language theory, an unrestricted | grammar is a formal grammar on which no restrictions |
He was the author of an English | grammar, written though in Latin. |
An English | Grammar with J. W. Sewell, in 1896 |
Glenlola Collegiate School is an all-girls | grammar school in Bangor, County Down, Northern Irela |
and AN ENGLISH | GRAMMAR. |
anted temporary recognition as an independent | grammar school and this was made permanent in 1958. |
To this work he prefixed an Anglo-Saxon | grammar. |
end, a GLR parser generator converts an input | grammar into parser tables, in a manner similar to an |
one prose work, Bone Rules (1897), an English | grammar; only one of his sermons has survived, a serm |
Opening in 1902 as an independent | Grammar school for girls aged 8-16 with a starting to |
sly, an LALR parser generator accepts an LALR | grammar as input and generates a parser that uses an |
After the purchase of an old | grammar school the museum was opened in 1873. |
After three semesters in an abandoned | grammar school building, Manual Arts High School was |
It is now an integrated | grammar school with more than 3,000 students in its k |
ine, it is possible to create an unrestricted | grammar. |
estone School for Girls (FSG) is an all-girls | grammar school in Folkestone, Kent. |
guage Description defines Algol W in an affix | grammar that resembles BNF. |
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