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9030 Thora Tenbrink and Stephan Winter. Variable Granularity in Route
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9031 Thora Tenbrink and Andi Winterboer. Spatial Directionals for Robot
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9032 Paul Tench. The roles of intonation in English discourse. PhD thesis,
University of Wales, 1987.
9033 Paul Tench. The roles of intonation in English discourse. Peter Lang,
Bern, 1990.
9034 Paul Tench, editor. Studies in systemic phonology. Pinter, London and
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9035 Paul Tench. The intonation systems of English. Cassell, London, 1996.
9036 Paul Tench and Robin P. Fawcett. Specification of intonation for prototype
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9037 H. R. Tennant, K. M. Ross, and C. W. Thompson. Usable Natural Language
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9038 Harry Tennant. The Evaluation of Natural Language Question Answerers.
Technical Report, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign,
1978. Ph.D. Proposal, Department of Computer Science, Advanced Automation
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9039 Harry Tennant. Experience with the Evaluation of Natural Language
Question Answerers. Working paper 18, Urbana-Champaign, 1979. University
of Illinois.
9040 Harry Tennant. Natural Language Processing. Petrocelli Books, Inc.,
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9041 P. Teo. Ideological Dissonances in Singapore’s National Campaign
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9042 J. Terken and R. Collier. Designing algorithms for intonation in synthetic
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9043 Jacques Terken. The distribution of accents in instructions as a function
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