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• This requires that all constraints that disfavour any of the observed variants rank below the cut-off.

• All other candidates are disfavoured by at least one constraint ranked above the cut-off, and are therefore excluded from being possible outputs.

• Thus, if learning is a search for simplicity, overgeneral grammars are disfavoured, even given only positive evidence.

• The most prevalent criticism disfavour government-sponsored lottery is that poorer people tend to spend more on lottery games than their relatively richer counterparts.

• This means that a potential feature combination will be disfavoured if the resulting sound cannot be easily distinguished from another sound in the system.

• On the other hand, a variable output candidate can only be disfavoured by constraints that rank below the cut-off.

• However, if the best candidate is not that well-formed (it is disfavoured by high-ranking constraints), then all other candidates will be even less well-formed.

• In comparison, low density neighbourhoods did show some enhancing effects on generalization, but only when in contrast to the disfavoured high density condition (c).

• They disfavoured the feature in contexts of sentential n't and not.

• Thus, a fusion involving chromosome 19 does not seem to differentially disfavour the individuals that carry it, compared with the others.

• Its core insight, that languages disfavour ' gaps ', can be shown to follow as a consequence of feature economy (see below).

• In stark contrast, combinations of auxiliary with a verb which is not unaccusative disfavour the late subject, which occurs in only 2 percent of instances.

• In several regions, specific party favour or disfavour is asymmetric.

• Therefore, more than one unsyllabified consonant in a given domain is disfavoured.

• This observation illustrates the force of the constraints that disfavour or exclude dysfunctional feature combinations.