CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEATTRIBUTE
PRESENT
Present
I deattribute
you deattribute
he/she/it deattributes
we deattribute
you deattribute
they deattribute
Present continuous
I am deattributing
you are deattributing
he/she/it is deattributing
we are deattributing
you are deattributing
they are deattributing
Present perfect
I have deattributed
you have deattributed
he/she/it has deattributed
we have deattributed
you have deattributed
they have deattributed
Present perfect continuous
I have been deattributing
you have been deattributing
he/she/it has been deattributing
we have been deattributing
you have been deattributing
they have been deattributing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I deattributed
you deattributed
he/she/it deattributed
we deattributed
you deattributed
they deattributed
Past continuous
I was deattributing
you were deattributing
he/she/it was deattributing
we were deattributing
you were deattributing
they were deattributing
Past perfect
I had deattributed
you had deattributed
he/she/it had deattributed
we had deattributed
you had deattributed
they had deattributed
Past perfect continuous
I had been deattributing
you had been deattributing
he/she/it had been deattributing
we had been deattributing
you had been deattributing
they had been deattributing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will deattribute
you will deattribute
he/she/it will deattribute
we will deattribute
you will deattribute
they will deattribute
Future continuous
I will be deattributing
you will be deattributing
he/she/it will be deattributing
we will be deattributing
you will be deattributing
they will be deattributing
Future perfect
I will have deattributed
you will have deattributed
he/she/it will have deattributed
we will have deattributed
you will have deattributed
they will have deattributed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been deattributing
you will have been deattributing
he/she/it will have been deattributing
we will have been deattributing
you will have been deattributing
they will have been deattributing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would deattribute
you would deattribute
he/she/it would deattribute
we would deattribute
you would deattribute
they would deattribute
Conditional continuous
I would be deattributing
you would be deattributing
he/she/it would be deattributing
we would be deattributing
you would be deattributing
they would be deattributing
Conditional perfect
I would have deattribute
you would have deattribute
he/she/it would have deattribute
we would have deattribute
you would have deattribute
they would have deattribute
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been deattributing
you would have been deattributing
he/she/it would have been deattributing
we would have been deattributing
you would have been deattributing
they would have been deattributing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you deattribute
we let´s deattribute
you deattribute
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to deattribute
Past participle
deattributed
Present Participle
deattributing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEATTRIBUTE»
Discover the use of
deattribute in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deattribute and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Language of The Secret History of the Mongols
ele ('indeed') emphatic particle, 3.6 (3) {ene} 'this', demonstrative pronoun, 3.211 /
etltf/cf. {ene} /ewtltf/cf. {ene} .geri bound lexeme of undetermined class, 4.35 .giN
deattribute attribute-forming suffix, 4.2212 gU ('real') emphatic particle, 3.6 (3) ...
2
The Chambers Dictionary
deattribute debut dogs have killed it; present at the finish, crux, climax, etc of
anything (fig): like death warmed up or over (colloq) very unwell; like grim death
tenaciously; on one's deathbed about to die: sign one's own death-warrant to do
...
... underspecificaradical/privative/markedness tion underspecification
Computational type inheritance hierarchies, default inheritance hierarLinguistics:
graph and feature unification, chies, default unification, deattribute value logics
fault logics ...
Carlos Gussenhoven, Natasha Warner, 2002
4
Recent Trends in Algebraic Development Techniques: 16th ...
... hierarchy of classes (the fat arrow with a triangular head denotes the “
subclassOf” relation), e.g. a Professor is an Academic User, inheriting all its
properties, – individuals (“objects”) of these classes (not shown here, but cf.
deAttribute in Fig.
Martin Wirsing, Dirk Pattinson, Rolf Hennicker, 2003
5
Josquin's Rome: Hearing and Composing in the Sistine Chapel
It is of course dan~ gerous to consign"unsuccessful" pieces to josquin's early
years, just as it is to try to deattribute them. But even if such conclusions throw up
historiographical red flags, they must still be available to us, providing we've
taken ...
6
Attributing Authorship: An Introduction
However, the urge to deattribute can easily get out of hand. The outstanding
example of this was the Jesuit Jean Hardouin (1646-1729) who in a series of
studies culminating in his Ad censuram scriptorum veterum prolegomena (
London, ...
7
Crossword Lists & Crossword Solver: Over 100,000 Potential ...
... DEATHLESSLY DEATHLINESS DEATH RATTLE DEATH'S-HEADS DEATH
SQUADS DEATTRIBUTE DEBARKATION DEBASEDNESS DEBASEMENTS
DEBILITATED DEBOUCHMENT DEBRIDEMENT DECALCIFIER
DECALESCENT ...
8
Journal of Contemporary Business
Table 4 Basic STRATOP Economic Input Unit Unit Unit DeAttribute Cost, $
Product Revenue, $ Segment mand, 000 l 80 A 2700 l 100 2 50 B 2300 2 l20 3
75 C 2400 3 l70 4 35 D 2200 4 l20 5 80 E 2200 5 100 6 30 F 2600 6 230 7 25 G
2100 7 ...
9
Art, Artifact, Architecture & Museum Law
... artist committees, catalogers, and other art experts might consider a lesser
amount of restoration enough to deattribute the work. the terms of the catalogue.1
Under custom and usage in 812 § 11:4 Art, Artifact, Architecture & Museum Law.
Museums contribute to this cult of objects when they display ancient objects as
works of art outside their cultural context (Giorgio Gullini, cited in Burnham, 1980c
). Art historians influence the value of art when they deattribute or reattrib- ute ...
