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41	Information technology : a challenge for minority languages. The triumph of the computer age is a double-edged sword for less-spoken tongues
	Ostler, Nicholas
	In: Language international. - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Benjamins 9 (1997) 5, 38-40
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42	Special Section on Corpora--Part Two
	Ostler, Nicholas; Zampolli, Antonio
	In: Literary & linguistic computing. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 9 (1994) 1
	OLC Linguistik
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43	Special section on corpora. Part 2
	Ostler, Nicholas (Hrsg.); Zampolli, Antonio (Hrsg.)
	In: Literary & linguistic computing. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 9 (1994) 1, 21-86
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44	Syntactic typology of Muisca : a sketch
	Ostler, Nicholas
	In: Language in the Andes (Newark, 1994), p. 205-230
	MPI für Psycholinguistik
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45	Syntactic Typology of Muisca - a Sketch
	Ostler, Nicholas. - : University of Delaware, 1994
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46	Special Section on Corpora
	OSTLER, NICHOLAS; ZAMPOLLI, ANTONIO. - : Oxford University Press, 1994
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47	Special Section on Corpora
	Zampolli, Antonio; Ostler, Nicholas
	In: Literary & linguistic computing. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 8 (1993) 4
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48	Special section on corpora
	Ostler, Nicholas (Mitarb.); Soler, Jose (Mitarb.); McNaught, John (Mitarb.)...
	In: Literary & linguistic computing. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 8 (1993) 4, 221-292
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49	Special Section on Corpora: Introduction to Part One
	ZAMPOLLI, ANTONIO; OSTLER, NICHOLAS. - : Oxford University Press, 1993
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50	Corpus design criteria
	Atkins, Sue; Clear, Jeremy; Ostler, Nicholas
	In: Literary & linguistic computing. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 7 (1992) 1, 1-16
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51	Lexical semantics and knowledge representation : first SIGLEX Workshop, Berkeley, CA, USA, June 17, 1991 ; proceedings
	Gerstl, Peter (Mitarb.); Anick, Peter (Mitarb.); Onyshkevych, Boyan A. (Mitarb.). - Berlin [u.a.] : Springer, 1992
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52	Predictable Meaning Shift: Some Linguistic Properties of Lexical Implication Rules
	Nicholas Ostler Touche; Nicholas Ostler; B. T. S. Atkins...
	In: http://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/W/W91/W91-0208.pdf (1992)
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53	Corpus Design Criteria
	ATKINS, SUE; CLEAR, JEREMY; OSTLER, NICHOLAS. - : Oxford University Press, 1992
	Abstract: ‘Corpus Design Criteria’ beings (Section 1) by defining the object to be created, a corpus, and the constituents of it, texts themselves, noting briefly the pragmatic constraints on the sort of documents which will actually be available, spoken as well as written. It then (Section 2) reviews the practical stages in the process of establishing a corpus, from selection of sources through to mark-up, assigning annotations to the texts assembled. This is followed by a consideration of copyright problems (Section 3). Section 4 points out the major difficulties in defining the population of texts that the corpus will sample, contrasting the sets of texts received versus those produced by a target group, and internal (linguistic) versus external (social) means of defining such groups. The next three sections look at the sets of markers which can be useful at different levels Section 7 begins at the highest level, considering the different types of corpus there may be. Section 6 is intermediate, considering how to distinguish the different types of text occurring within a corpus. Then, for the intra-text level. Section 7 reviews considerations governing mark-up, distinguishing those markers useful for written and spoken texts. Of these three sections. Section 6 is the most fully explicit, listing twenty-nine significant attributes assignable to a text. Sections 8 and 9 turn away from the corpus design itself, to focus on its social context and function, both of the corpus design process, and of the corpus when implemented: to what extent are there now accepted standards relevant to the criteria reviewed in preceding sections? And what are the major classes of potential users and uses for corpora, both now and in the future?
	Keyword: Articles
	URL: http://llc.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/short/7/1/1 https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/7.1.1
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54	Studies of generative grammar in Japan
	Otsu, Yukio; Terazu, Noriko; Ostler, Nicholas
	In: GLOW newsletter. - Tilburg : Dep. (1981) 7, 14-24
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55	A theory of case linking and agreement
	Ostler, Nicholas. - Bloomington, Ind. : Indiana Univ. Ling. Club, 1980
	IDS Mannheim
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56	Richard A. Hudson, Arguments for a non-transformational grammar. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1976. Pp. x+214
	Ostler, Nicholas
	In: Journal of linguistics. - London [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press 16 (1980) 1, 103-109
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57	Case-linking : a theory of case and verb diathesis applied to classical Sanskrit.
	Ostler, Nicholas David MacLachlan. - : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1979
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58	Publisher: Walker Publishing Company Pages ISBN Price
	Nicholas Ostler
	In: http://www.tesl-ej.org/pdf/ej60/r4.pdf
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59	Is Machine Translation a Cultural Threat to Anyone?
	Nicholas Ostler
	In: http://www.mt-archive.info/TMI-1999-Ostler.pdf
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60	Foundation for Endangered Languages
	http://www.ogmios.org/
	Topic: Sociolinguistics Source type: Bibliographies; Linguistic associations; Newsletters / Mailing lists Access: free access
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