The Influence of the Reform in Dutch Verse at the Beginning of the 17th Century on the Subsequent Future of European Versification (A Typology of the Development of Syllabo-tonicism in Dutch, German and Russian Versification)

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1. Titelei
2. Gesetzmäßigkeiten Der Lautdauer
3. Menzerath–Altmann Law for Syntactic Structures in Ukrainian
4. Using Finite-state Automata for Text Lexicons Building
5. Word Length and Word Frequency in Slovak
6. Types of Interaction between Meter and Language in Relation to the Spread of the Syllabo-tonic in European Verse from the End of the 16th Century to the Mid 18th Century
7. Diskretes Modell für die Polysemie: Neue empirische Evidenz
8. Prolegomena to the History of Corpus and Quantitative Linguistics. Greek Antiquity.
9. On Word Length: The Influence of a „Boundary“ Condition on the Modelling
10. Preliminaries to Finnish Word Prediction
11. The Combinatorics of Word Order in Flexible Parts-of-speech Systems
12. Gabriel Altmann – bridge between linguistics and mathematics
13. REPORTS
14. Dictionary of Karel Čapek (ed. F. Čermák)
15. The Concept of Stopwords in Persian Chemistry Articles: A Discussion in Automatic Indexing
16. Measuring and Modeling the Complexity of Polysynthetic Language Learning: A Non-Extensive Neural Network Approach
17. A Morphological Analyser of Slovak
18. Tanglish (Tamil - English Mix) – The Language of Youngsters in Tamilnadu
19. The Influence of the Reform in Dutch Verse at the Beginning of the 17th Century on the Subsequent Future of European Versification (A Typology of the Development of Syllabo-tonicism in Dutch, German and Russian Versification)
20. Sequences of Linguistic Quantities Report on a New Unit of Investigation
21. WORD FREQUENCY STUDIES
22. S Curve Analysis with Multiple Logistic Regression for Language Change
23. Addresses of Members of Editorial Board
24. Instructions for Authors