| A full understanding of elegy needs to move beyond a syntagmatic analysis and follow the genre in its evolution. |
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| Chinese poetic discourse favors syntagmatic relations between its constituent elements. |
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| I will present the status of the DiCo project, which is aimed at modelizing the lexical paradigmatic and syntagmatic links in French. |
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| The diagram below shows the projection of the paradigmatic axis onto the syntagmatic axis, as formulated by Jakobson. |
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| Not all sound change is to be accounted for in terms of syntagmatic conditioning. |
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| However, in this case the syntagmatic context is incidental to the interpretation we want to derive. |
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| The syntagm, an element of the syntagmatic axis, corresponds to a unit with reference to its environment. |
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| These and other devices were described by the Prague school phonologists as having demarcative function: they are boundary signals that reinforce the identity and syntagmatic unity of words and phrases. |
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| The systematic description of the paradigmatic and syntagmatic relationships between the terms allows to put in foreground the lexical structure of the domain. |
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| Certain common types of sound change, most notably assimilation and dissimilation, can be explained, at least partially, in terms of syntagmatic, or contextual, conditioning. |
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| This work presents an interactive and incremental system for syntagmatic tree pruning, while preserving the syntactic coherence and the main informational contents. |
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| Does his relation to syntagmatic time evolve from this proximity? |
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| What should inform and guide our interpretation more than the garment, the wine and the wineskins is the opposition between new and old or good and bad, and how they are combined in the syntagmatic context. |
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| When we talk about the verb, as we do in linguistics, we are attributing a name to several syntagmatic functions grouped under this common denominator. |
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