Global

全应

A term used in generative linguistic theory in the early 1970s to refer to a type of rule (a global rule) which extends over entire derivations, or parts of derivations, and cannot be satisfactorily stated in terms of transformational operations that define the conditions of well-formedness on individual phrase-markers or pairs of adjacent phrase-markers in a derivation.

本世纪七十年代初生成语言学使用的术语，指一类规则（即全应规则）扩展并适用于全部派生过程或若干部分的派生过程，因而不能用一般的转换操作作出令人满意的说明，因为后者只界定一个派生过程中个别短语标记或邻接短语标记对的合式条件。