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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"lexical constraints"”.

  1. Acoustic-phonetic and lexical constraints in word recognition: lexical access using partial information

    Thesis: M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1984

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  2. A developmental exploration of Chinese reading in a population of early readers: from eye movement control to textual coherence

    … and paragraphs to assess the impact of supra-lexical constraints on eye-movements in beginning readers of Chinese. The main results show that the most likely account of processes underlying eye movement control in Chinese reading is a two-factor process whereby the character is the main driver …

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  3. Der Gebrauch lexikalischer Erwerbsbeschränkungen bei Kindern mit Williams-Beuren-Syndrom

    … Alter untersucht werden. Dazu werden zwei lexical constraints untersucht, die Markman (1989) für den ungestörten Lexikonerwerb postuliert. Whole object constraint (WOC): Das Kind nimmt an, dass sich ein unfamiliäres Wort auf ein ganzes Objekt bezieht. Mutual exclusivity constraint (MEC): …

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  4. Design and evaluation of a method to reduce the lexical ambiguity of requirement specifications

    … Language (CNL). CNLs enforce grammatical and/or lexical constraints to reduce the inherent ambiguity of natural language without sacrificing correctness, readability, or expressiveness. There is, however, a view in the literature that CNLs are overly restrictive and unnatural to read and write. …

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