Phrase Markers
Phrase Markers is a formal syntactic representation that diagrams the hierarchical constituent structure of a sentence by specifying the recursive grouping of words into phrases according to grammatical category and syntactic rules.
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The syntax of heads and phrases: A study of verb (phrase) fronting
Luis Vicente · Polymers · 2007 · 145 citations · Full text
Musical Performance: A Synthesis-by-Rule Approach
Johan Sundberg, Anders Askenfelt, Lars Frydén · Computer Music Journal · 1983 · 109 citations
The syntactic role of word markers in null nominal constructions
Judy B. Bernstein · Probus · 1993 · 109 citations
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University of Copenhagen
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KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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University of South Africa
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University of Fribourg
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University of London
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University College London
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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