- The Extraction of Terms Consisting of Several Words from Texts in Natural Languages Using the Syntactic Patterns IN NATURAL LANGUAGES USING THE SYNTACTIC PATTERNSPublication without faculty affiliation
- Syntactic pattern replications of German-Czech bilinguals: A usage-based approachPublication without faculty affiliation
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- Irregular morphology in regular syntactic patterns : a case of constructional re-alignment2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Linked Resources towards Enhancing the Conceptual Description of General Lexis Verbs Using Syntactic InformationPublication without faculty affiliation
- Identifying Grammar Rules for Language Education with Dependency Parsing in GermanPublication without faculty affiliation
- A comparison of statistical association measures for identifying dependency-based collocations in various languages.Publication without faculty affiliation
- Tracing Sentiments: Syntactic and Semantic Features in a Subjectivity Lexicon2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A Treebank-based Approach to the Supprema Constructio in Dante's Latin WorksPublication without faculty affiliation
- Italian hyperbolic intensifiers and their translation into RussianPublication without faculty affiliation
- Extracting semantic relations using syntax: An R package for querying and reshaping dependency treesPublication without faculty affiliation
- Polish and Russian as models for emerging Standard Czech in the 19. century2013 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Grammatical profiling of Czech nouns: what do cases tell us about nouns' meanings2019 | Faculty of Arts
- On expressing reciprocity in Czech: Co-occurrence of the expression jeden - druhý and the reflexive markerPublication without faculty affiliation
- Construction Grammar in the service of Slavic linguistics, and vice versa2017 | Publication without faculty affiliation
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