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"abstract": "In OWL, an implementation o f conceptual grammar, t h e two types o f data items are symbols and concepts and t h e two b a s i c data composition operations are specialization and restriction. A symbol is an alphanumeric s t r i n g headed by \". Symbols correspond to words, suffixes, p r e f i x e s , and word stens in Znglish and the programer can introduce them a t willm OWL concepts correspond t o t h e meanings of EEglish words and phrases. They are constructed using t h e specialization operation, comparable t o CONS i n LISP* (A B) is t h e specialization of A , a concept, by B, a concept o r symbol. OWL f o r m a branching tree under specialization, with SOMETHING a t the t o p. Concepts are given properties by restriction, which puts a concept on the reference list of another concept (compare property lists and S-expressions in LISP).",
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"text": "In OWL, an implementation o f conceptual grammar, t h e two types o f data items are symbols and concepts and t h e two b a s i c data composition operations are specialization and restriction. A symbol is an alphanumeric s t r i n g headed by \". Symbols correspond to words, suffixes, p r e f i x e s , and word stens in Znglish and the programer can introduce them a t willm OWL concepts correspond t o t h e meanings of EEglish words and phrases. They are constructed using t h e specialization operation, comparable t o CONS i n LISP* (A B) is t h e specialization of A , a concept, by B, a concept o r symbol. OWL f o r m a branching tree under specialization, with SOMETHING a t the t o p. Concepts are given properties by restriction, which puts a concept on the reference list of another concept (compare property lists and S-expressions in LISP).",
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"text": "The categories in the specialization tree are semantic, but we use them also f o r the purposes usually assigned to syntactic dategories.",
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"text": "A predication is a double specification of 2 model such as present tense or can. Starting from t h i s base we will discuss a number of issues buch as n~minalization incorporation, and deep vs surface cases.",
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"text": "Examples are The pool is full of water. ((PRES-TNS (BE (FULL 94TER)) J POOL/THE) The cookie can be in t h e j a f . ((CAN (BE (IN JAR/TIIE))) COOKIE/THE) aob is the f a t h e r o f Sam. ( (PRES -TKS (BE (FATHE: SAM) ITHE) ) BOB) 3ob hits the b a l l . ((PRES-TNS (HIT BALLITHE)) Boa) Bob is hitting the b a l l . ((PRES-TNS (BE (-ING (HIT BALL/THE))))BOB)"
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