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Book Review - Understanding Construction Law
Understanding Construction Law Coggins,J., Davie,T., Ears,T., and Evans, P. (2016). Understanding Construction Law. Chatwood NSW, Australia: LexisNexis Butterworths.
Janet Grey
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Application of Determiners in Phraseological Units Containing Names of Human Body Parts
The article deals with formal expressive means of the category of determination which are applied in phraseological units of the English language containing names of human body parts (nouns ear, eye, face, foot, hand, head, heart are the focus of our ...
Marta Lackova
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This paper is a study of the meaning and use of the demonstrative jener in the contemporary German. The aim of this paper is to perform a corpus analysis of selected excerpts from texts including noun phrases with the demonstrative jener.
Magdalena Z. Feret
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Sentence-Initial This and These in Academic Prose
This corpus-based exploratory study investigates the use of sentence-initial (SI) this and these as pronouns and determiners in a corpus of research articles (RAs) by American writers and MA theses by novice Turkish academic writers in the field of ...
Hüseyin KAFES
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Stochastic determination of matrix determinants [PDF]
8 pages, 5 ...
Dorn, S., Enßlin, T.
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Children with hearing-impairment often show difficulties related to different kinds of syntactic movement. According to current syntactic analyses, Hebrew construct state nominals (CSN) involve syntactic movement, in which the noun moves to the ...
Adriana Belletti +3 more
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The Bantu-Salish connection in determiner semantics
This paper provides a semantic analysis of the D(eterminer)-system in Nata (Eastern Bantu), and compares it with the strikingly similar D-system of St’át’imcets (Salish).
Joash J Gambarage, Lisa Matthewson
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The Group Determinant Determines the Group [PDF]
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Formanek, Edward, Sibley, David
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Les emplois du N fois en situation
In French, the noun fois denotes a counting of occurrencies. It is used in a discourse to quantify the verbal group and to give an information on the number of iterations performed. We aim to demonstrate that the noun fois affects also the verbal aspect,
Anne Marie Guiraud
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Agreement, disagreement and the NP vs. DP debate
Of special relevance for the NP vs. DP debate are nominals in which the determiner has other values for number, gender, case and/or person than the noun, for depending on whether such nominals share these values with the noun or with the determiner they ...
Frank Van Eynde
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