“...On the basis of the earliest accounting records of the Hospitale misericordiae initiated after...”
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“... of phonologically diverse outputs, which cannot be accounted for by using one unique palatalization feature. Instead...”
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“... either i or e, each accounting for an approximately equal number of cases. A comparative-historical...”
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“...Keith Langston disagrees with my account of the Slovene neo-circumflex. He rejects compensatory...”
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“... theory. It provides an outline of existing respective gender accounts, interspersed with additional...”
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“...(Two Accounts of the Bosnian Scribe Dražeslav), Susret (The Meeting) and Dubrovačka vejavica...”
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“... attention is paid to definitions of parts of speech taking into account their lexical-semantic...”
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“... dialect area with local differences, which become understandable if we take into account the features...”
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“... has evoked a furious reaction (Kortlandt 2016b: 478f., Kapović 2017). Since his account can easily...”
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“... of the subject field. Taking into account the linguistic tradition and musicology heritage as well...”
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“... representative examples to account for those aspects of meaning that trigger a neutral sequence...”
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“... + indefinite pronoun</i> and the order <i>P + negative indefinite pronoun</i> to account for such a change...”
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“...’ information retrieval or machine translation of medical documentation, taking into account quality...”
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“... for the Kajkavian dialect, following Lombardi’s (1996, 1999) set of constraints that account for patterns of voicing...”
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“... be taken into account. Furthermore, the applicability of a common definition of pivot-constructions...”
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“... contexts. Taking the variety in the spatial origin of particular charters into account, any findings can...”
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“... of an historiographical account in which he chronicled the events in Zadar from 1371 to 1408. The name of Giovanni...”
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