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Inflectional classes without class features
Acta Linguistica Academica, 2023AbstractIn this paper, we propose a comprehensive account of the paradigms of Frisian verb-classes. Verb-classes in Frisian are an example of a more general phenomenon of inflectional classes that we encounter in many natural languages across the major word classes. Members of different inflectional classes show different paradigms.
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Classe sociale, classe politique, classe dirigeante
European Journal of Sociology, 1960Les sociologues ne s'accordent pas sur la definition du terme de classe, soit qu'ils ne l'emploient pas tous pour dèsigner la même réalité soit qu'ils aient une vision autre de la réalité à laquelle il s'applique. Du moins admettent-ils tous que le concept de classe est légitime et que des groupes sociaux méritent d'être appelés classes.
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Conjugacy Classes and Class Number
Integers, 2009AbstractIt is shown that the conjugacy classes of integral matrices with a given irreducible characteristic polynomial is in bijection with the class group of a corresponding order in an algebraic number field.
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Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 1993
Abstract Faculty and students from the School of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma and staff members from the Atmospheric Technology Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) participated in a special course given during the last two weeks of May 1992.
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Abstract Faculty and students from the School of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma and staff members from the Atmospheric Technology Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) participated in a special course given during the last two weeks of May 1992.
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Quaestiones Mathematicae, 2001
Let χ be an (E, M)-category for sinks. A notion of disconnectedness with respect to a closure operator C on χ and to a class of χ-monomorphisms N is introduced. This gives rise to the notion of N-disconnectedness class, a characterization of which is presented in a category with a terminal object.
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Let χ be an (E, M)-category for sinks. A notion of disconnectedness with respect to a closure operator C on χ and to a class of χ-monomorphisms N is introduced. This gives rise to the notion of N-disconnectedness class, a characterization of which is presented in a category with a terminal object.
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2021
In all struggles where human beings confront one another as groups, as far as we can trace them back into history, certain watchwords or indicative slogans play an especially prominent role. Any reflecting person likes to give their struggle a figurative [ubertragen] significance, and also, where humans are not pitted against one another like animals ...
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In all struggles where human beings confront one another as groups, as far as we can trace them back into history, certain watchwords or indicative slogans play an especially prominent role. Any reflecting person likes to give their struggle a figurative [ubertragen] significance, and also, where humans are not pitted against one another like animals ...
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2007
Abstract This article provides an overview of recent literature and research on word classes, focusing in particular on typological approaches to word classification. The cross‐linguistic classification of word class systems (or parts‐of‐speech systems) presented in this article is based on statements found in grammatical descriptions
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Abstract This article provides an overview of recent literature and research on word classes, focusing in particular on typological approaches to word classification. The cross‐linguistic classification of word class systems (or parts‐of‐speech systems) presented in this article is based on statements found in grammatical descriptions
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British Journal of Sociology of Education, 2005
Class, self, culture Beverley Skeggs, 2004 London, Routledge £19.99 (pbk), 226 pp. ISBN 0‐415‐30086‐X Class, self, culture is a very different book to Beverley Skeggs' earlier seminal text Formatio...
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Class, self, culture Beverley Skeggs, 2004 London, Routledge £19.99 (pbk), 226 pp. ISBN 0‐415‐30086‐X Class, self, culture is a very different book to Beverley Skeggs' earlier seminal text Formatio...
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Coronary angioplasty may not have much in common with mincemeat and pastry - well we didn't think so, anyway. A daytime television programme recently featured a cardiology team demonstrating the intricacies of angioplasty to an[Illegible word] viously riveted lay audience.
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Coronary angioplasty may not have much in common with mincemeat and pastry - well we didn't think so, anyway. A daytime television programme recently featured a cardiology team demonstrating the intricacies of angioplasty to an[Illegible word] viously riveted lay audience.
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Classes, classes fantômes et changements de classe
2006How to classify words ?
Van Raemdonck, Dan, Wilmet, M.
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