10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTRANSITIVENESS»
Discover the use of
intransitiveness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
intransitiveness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pitman's Measure of Closeness: A Comparison of Statistical ...
Keating's (1991) proof (see Theorem 4.6.1) that the Pitman closeness criterion is
transitive among a class of ordered estimators, is a special case of Sen's more
general result applied to the comparison of estimators. The intransitiveness of the
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Jerome P. Keating, Robert L. Mason, Pranab K. Sen, 1993
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American Education and Corporations: The Free Market Goes to ...
... that reinforce intransitive consciousness (or intransitivity). In transitivity comes
from Freire and means "noncritical (in)action." He clarifies that intransitiveness
repudiates the power of individuals to change their existences, for example, ...
3
Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the ...
... the meaning of 'intransitiveness' and 3 the set of personal endings charged
with the grammatical meaning 'present'; and I (of analysis 2) the root, 2 the
complex personal ending charged with both 'intransitiveness' and the meaning '
present'.
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Handbook of Amazonian Languages
The compounded verb is either transitive (507) or intransitive (508), according to
the transitiveness or intransitiveness of the verb stem to which -tihka is added. (
506) Ni-tihka-cow tak? Nhnk, ni-tihka-cow. 3S-finish-TP + COLL CHANGE yes ...
Desmond C. Derbyshire, Geoffrey K. Pullum, 1998
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The Acting Person: A Contribution to Phenomenological ...
It is connected with the intransitiveness of actions but it also in a special manner
itself constitutes the intransitiveness. Human actions once performed do not
vanish without trace: they leave their moral value, which constitutes an objective
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Pope John Paul II, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, 1979
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Handbook Amazonian Languages
The compounded verb is either transitive (507) or intransitive (508), according to
the transitiveness or intransitiveness of the verb stem to which -tfhka is added. (
506) Ni'-tihka-cow tak? Nhnk, nl'-tihka-cow. 3S-finish-TP+COLL CHANGE yes ...
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Idiom Structure in English
adverb pattern are transitive or intransitive qua 'phrasal verbs' quite
independently from the transitiveness or intransitiveness of the underlying verb,
this being a further indication of the fact that the new formation is an independent
lexeme.
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The Idea of Biblical Interpretation: Essays in Honor of ...
There seems to be little meaningful differences between these translations as far
as the intransitiveness of their actions is concerned. " See Carl Buck,
Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin (Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1933), ...
James L. Kugel, Judith H. Newman, Judith Hood Newman, 2004
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The vaiyākaraṇabhuṣaṇa of Koṇḍabhaṭṭa
Objection Well if so then as being the vyapara as the meaning (of the root krn) is
not the cause for intransitiveness. Similarly, 'being yatna as its meaning' also is
not the cause for intransitiveness and so it cannot be the cause for ...
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Creating theory: writers on writing
intransitiveness of art by regarding the cultural scene as synonymous with the
literary scene or with art. We have seen above that if critical theories have any
kind of intransitiveness, it must be with reference to the works of art; and whatever
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