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Symbols displaying a distinctive ( i.e. , non - homogeneous ) frequency of distribution throughout the sample and an obvious capacity for transformation are called “ complex ” . Symbols displaying homogeneous distribution and little or ...
Symbols displaying a distinctive ( i.e. , non - homogeneous ) frequency of distribution throughout the sample and an obvious capacity for transformation are called “ complex ” . Symbols displaying homogeneous distribution and little or ...
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This can be demonstrated quite easily for each group of song scrolls sharing a complex symbol ( e.g. , otters ) by adopting the following procedure : ( 1 ) make photocopies of the song scrolls ; ( 2 ) using scissors , separate each song ...
This can be demonstrated quite easily for each group of song scrolls sharing a complex symbol ( e.g. , otters ) by adopting the following procedure : ( 1 ) make photocopies of the song scrolls ; ( 2 ) using scissors , separate each song ...
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If complex verbs with NI are not anaphoric islands in Cree , this would seem to indicate that Cree Ni differs from compounding . Proponents of the compounding approach to NI ( Mithun 1984 : 871 , Di Sciullo and Williams 1987 : 67-68 ) ...
If complex verbs with NI are not anaphoric islands in Cree , this would seem to indicate that Cree Ni differs from compounding . Proponents of the compounding approach to NI ( Mithun 1984 : 871 , Di Sciullo and Williams 1987 : 67-68 ) ...
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