Review: Aspects of Nepali Grammar
Clive W. McClelland · Digital Commons (Liberty University) · 1997
NP-complete" Again, this does not mean that morphological generation in natural languages really is that hard.In all likelihood, natural languages avoid the complexity either by hitherto unrecognized constraints, or by historical changes (i.e.lexicalization) that result in simplifications.The papers were printed directly from copy provided by the authors, which results in a variety of typefaces.Given the quality of typesetting now available, this is less of a problem than it was several years ago.(A few authors do succumb to the mathematician's temptation of using unusual symbols where more pedestrian ones would suffice.)Typographic errors appear to be few; three references to example (12) on page 104 should refer to example (14).Occasional non-native English creeps in but not objcctionably so.