The grammar KIM-ENGLISH contains a full grammar that covers just
a few clauses. It contains 16 systems. It is a 'full grammar' in that
it contains not only a system network but also choosers, inquiries
and some example semantic specifications. Generation therefore
works as it does with the large KPML grammars, i.e., from a
semantic specification rather than hand input. This means
that this grammar can be used as a small but fully detailed
example of how larger generation works, taking initially
the semantics for a full sentence, distributing parts of this
over the constituents of that sentence, and then recursively
reentering the system network in order to successively build
up the structure of those constituents.