Eckhard Bick - VISL

REMOVE (@=i) (0 @SUBJ> AND @=I) (*1 @MV BARRIER CLB-ORD LINK 0 V-MOVE);
REMOVE (@=i) (0 @SUBJ>) (*1 @MV LINK 0 V-MOVE LINK NOT *-1 CLB-ORD) ;
REMOVE (@=i) (0 @SUBJ>) (*1 CLB-ORD/VFIN LINK 0 CLB-ORD LINK *1 @MV LINK *1
@MV LINK 0 V-MOVE) ;
REMOVE (@=j) (0 @) (*1 @MV BARRIER CLB-ORD LINK 0 V-NON-HUM LINK NOT 0
V-DYR&) ;
REMOVE (@=A) (0 @SUBJ>) (*1 CLB-ORD/VFIN LINK 0 CLB-ORD LINK *1 @MV LINK *1
@MV LINK 0 V-NON-HUM LINK NOT 0 V-DYR&) ;
REMOVE (@=a) (0 @SUBJ>) (*1 @MV LINK 0 V-DYR LINK NOT *-1 CLB-ORD) ; # hvis @=a
fjernes uden @=A, fås metaforisk dyre-læsning ...
REMOVE (@=a) (0 @SUBJ>) (*1 CLB-ORD/VFIN LINK 0 CLB-ORD LINK *1 @MV LINK *1
@MV LINK 0 V-DYR) ;
REMOVE (@=M) (0 P) (NOT 0 S) ;
REMOVE (@=m) (0 S LINK 0 @=M) (-1 DET-MASS LINK 0 @>N) ;
REMOVE (@=m) (0 S LINK 0 @=M) (*-1 NON-PRE-N OR MMM-QUANT BARRIER
DETA/B/C/D/E LINK NOT 0 PRP) (NOT 0 @%HH) (NOT -1 @>A) ; # ikke: tem $gente
morrendo no Brasil, ikke: um=pouco iconoclasta
REMOVE (@=n) (0 @=N LINK 0 P) (NOT 0 S) ;
REMOVE (@=X) (*-1 @%jn BARRIER @NON->N LINK 0 @>N LINK NOT 0 @%jh) ;
REMOVE (@=X) (*1 @%jn BARRIER @NON-N< LINK 0 @N< LINK NOT 0 @%jh) ;
REMOVE (@=x) (0 @=X) (*-1 @%jh BARRIER @NON->N LINK 0 @>N LINK NOT 0 @%jn);
REMOVE (@=x) (0 @=X) (*1 @%jh BARRIER @NON-N< LINK 0 @N< LINK NOT 0 @%jn) ;
6.5.2 Using semantic context
In most cases, the syntactic relation between head constituent and dependent constituent
is restricted not only in terms of the head’s valency potential and the dependent’s word
class or syntactic form, but also in semantic ways. Head and dependent are subject to a
kind of semantic “agreement” relation - in the case of modifiers (a) -, or semantic
“valency” - in the case of arguments like subjects (b) or direct objects (c):
(a) carinhoso curto líquido
‘tender’ ‘short’ ‘liquid’
um pai ‘a father’ ok. * *
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