What does NP stand for?

Noun Phrase

This definition appears very rarely

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9789004177222 The noun phrase in ancient Greek; a functional analysis of the order and articulation of NP constituents in Herodotus.

The noun phrase in ancient Greek; a functional analysis of the order ...

There is an excellent query expansion technique called Local Context Analysis and it is based on the use of expansion concepts, which are noun phrases (group of nouns with of one, two or three adjacent nouns).

Local Context Analysis Techniques (LCA)&Search Engines Optimization ...

Complements of Phrases Prepositional phrases balance noun phrases, adjective phrases, and verb phrases.

The Function of Prepositional Phrases in English

An Estonian adposition invariably belongs to a noun phrase.

Modelling speech temporal structure for Estonian text-to-speech ...

REFERENCES Abney, Steven 1987 The English Noun Phrase in its sentential aspect.

Categorial heterogenity: Old English determiners *

carte de sejour de resident privilegie de Monaco, so, from the morphosyntactic point of view, a series of X tags functions as a noun phrase.

Morphosyntactic tagging of slovene legal language

Noun phrases are phrases built around nouns that can serve as grammatical subjects and objects.

Psychobabble: Grounding Language in the Brain

This includes avoiding splitting: a) infinitives; b) auxiliary verbs (like "may") from main verbs (like "give"); and c) verbs from dependent prepositions (eg "entitled" from "to"); Use verbs instead of noun phrases (eg "The Seller is to decide.

Constructing Construction Contracts: The Need For Clarity