Length Synchronization Context-Free Grammars

We propose a new type of regulation on the derivation of a context-free grammar: the productions used for passing from a level of a derivation tree to the next level should have the right-hand members of the same length. We prove that such length synchronized context-free grammars characterize the family of ETOL languages, and therefore are equivalent with the synchronization context-free grammars of H. Juirgensen and K. Salomaa. In this way, a conjecture of H. Jurgensen and K. Salomaa is disproved, about a language which was conjectured not to be generated by a synchronization context-free grammar.