… Language (ASL) permits a kind of natural analysis of variance, since it differs from spoken
language … for language structure (cf. Friedman, 1977; Klima, Bellugi, et al., 1979; Siple, 1978). …

… of broader societal values regarding language and education in the practices and attitudes
of FL teachers, I believe structural and institutional constraints within the FL profession are …

… grammatical morpheme use and the structural constraints. To assess the two group's
phonological abilities independent of the above structural constraints, we examined each child's …

… Subject Constraint, fall out naturally from the structure of a gramnlar interpreter called
PARSIFAL, wliose structure is in tiirn based upon the hypothesis tliat a natural language parser …

… language-specific properties of INFL in French and English in order to adhere to the MLF
model's constraints. In so doing, we expect to show whether sensitivity to structural constraints …

… One of the languages used in this study was a small phrase structure grammar (Language
P, for predictive), in which dependencies between word categories afforded predictive cues to …

… It entails that in any language with a surface structure constraint on the relative order of clitics,
the clitics are strictly ordered. That is, the relation "may precede," defined on slots of charts …

… differentiated language structure in the adult will therefore need to incorporate interactivity,
compensation, and timing, whether the early infant system is strongly or weakly constrained. …

… –, with the objective of identifying social and structural constraints that promote co-variation. …
them and tease apart the effect of language-internal and social constraints in co-variability. …

… More generally, we suggest that the role of the structure-content distinction in theories of
language production needs to be reexamined in the light of PDP accounts of memory storage …