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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ATTRIBUTIVENESS»
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Corpus-informed Research and Learning in ESP: Issues and ...
... 241 lemmatised network 228 NLP see natural language processing
nominalisation 8, 140, 149-153, 162-163, 229 non-attributiveness 85-86 see also
attributiveness, non—predicativeness, predicative adjectives non—native
speaker 6—8, ...
Alex Boulton, Shirley Carter-Thomas, Elizabeth Rowley-Jolivet, 2012
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Bhāṣā-pariccheda: With Siddhānta-muktāvalī
The cause of the perception of non-existence as well as of inherence is the
attributiveness (vUesanata)3 of what is related to the organ. According to the
Vaisesika system, however, inherence is not perceptible.4 Here, although
attributiveness ...
Viśvanātha Nyāyapañcānana Bhaṭṭācārya, 1977
3
Morality: An Introduction to Ethics
We can see by the tests that 'large' is attributive: thus there is no valid inference
from (a) This is a large mouse (b) A mouse is an animal t0 (c) This is a large
animal. The explanation of the failure of this inference, and of the attributiveness
of ...
4
Non-Finite Relativization. A Typological Study in Accessibility.
Attributiveness vs. causalness ................................................................. 120 8.5.2.
Attributiveness vs. temporalness ............................................................ 120 8.5.3.
Other semantic differences between EHRCs and IHRCs ................... 120 Tabular ...
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The Meaning of the Sentence in Its Semantic and Pragmatic ...
... the predicate noun could then be described as having no other feature than
attributiveness. However, there are other cases where attributiveness can be
combined with definiteness(cf. e.g. Lyons, 1977, 193). orwithindefiniteness(
McCawley, ...
P. Sgall, Eva Hajicová, Jarmila Panevová, 1986
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A Concise Dictionary of Indian Philosophy: Sanskrit Terms ...
Kalika-sambandha — cMlr-icpHH-vj — time relation Kalika-visesanata — cpiR-}
cpfa?ioiuicii — temporal attributiveness 1 . According to the Nyaya school, time is
infinite and single, yet to explain such common empirical notions as minutes, ...
A caveat is essential if misunderstanding with regard to these expressions is to
be avoided: they must by no means be understood to import that imperativeness
and attributiveness are two separate and independent properties of legal ...
8
Polarity Sensitivity as (non) Veridical Dependency
4 With this notion of attributiveness in mind, we can argue that FCIs are attributive
existential quantifiers. Attributive existentials are just like regular existential
quantifiers vis-à-vis their quantificational force, but, additionally, they come with
the ...
Anastasia Giannakidou, 1998
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Pragmatics: An Annotated Bibliography
1975b "Referential opacity, attributiveness, and the performative hypothesis".
PCLS 11.672-86. C. claims that two allegedly independent ambiguities of definite
descriptions, viz. referentiality-attributiveness and transparency-opacity, are in
fact ...
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Maṇikaṇa: a navya-nyāya manual
... through the relation of self-sameness,92 there would be deviation [of causality].
93 Abhava-vada The perception of the nonexistence, of sound [is] through [the
relation of] attributiveness to the auditory sense; of the nonexistence of ka-ness, ...
Gaṅgeśa, E. R. Sreekrishna Sarma, 1960
