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Functional Morphology and Morphological Variation [PDF]
, 1984 The apparent simplicity of the cellular structure of sponges has generated much interest in this phylum of primitive metazoans, particularly the capacity of some types of adult cells to act in a seemingly embryonic fashion. In at least some species, nonepithelial cells differentiate into a number of functional cell types including spicule-secreting ...
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2020
Negative markers are not a uniform category. They come in various types and, depending on their type, they take scope over a clause, a phrase, or just a word. Low scope negative markers (LSN) like de-, dis-, un-, iN-, non-, -less are bound morphemes and have therefore been mainly studied within morphology, focusing on the semantics of these markers ...
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Negative markers are not a uniform category. They come in various types and, depending on their type, they take scope over a clause, a phrase, or just a word. Low scope negative markers (LSN) like de-, dis-, un-, iN-, non-, -less are bound morphemes and have therefore been mainly studied within morphology, focusing on the semantics of these markers ...
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Journal of Microscopy, 1987
SUMMARYImage analysis methods are first classified into four groups of theories related to optics, after which the associate hypotheses, the structures, the laboratory equipment and the mathematical framework for one of them, better known by the term of morphological optics, are studied in detail.
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SUMMARYImage analysis methods are first classified into four groups of theories related to optics, after which the associate hypotheses, the structures, the laboratory equipment and the mathematical framework for one of them, better known by the term of morphological optics, are studied in detail.
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English Prosodic Morphology: Morphology
2007The aim of this chapter is to introduce and define the class of phenomena that will be analysed in this book. We will adopt the perspective of morphological theory, focussing on two major questions: • What can the research discipline of Prosodic Morphology (McCarthy & Prince 1986, 1993a et seq.) contribute to a definition of truncatory patterns in ...
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Template morphology and inflectional morphology
1997In recent years, attention has been drawn to the possibility that morphology might be of two radically different types; these two types have been labelled — infelicitously, in my view — as layered morphology and template morphology. Intuitively, a morphological expression exhibits template morphology if the ordering of its affixes follows not from the ...
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2019
Deponency refers to mismatches between morphological form and syntactic function (or “meaning”), such that a given morphological exponent appears in a syntactic environment that is unexpected from the point of view of its canonical (“normal” or “expected”) function.
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Deponency refers to mismatches between morphological form and syntactic function (or “meaning”), such that a given morphological exponent appears in a syntactic environment that is unexpected from the point of view of its canonical (“normal” or “expected”) function.
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Morphological Parsing and Morphological Structure
2003A language’s ability to create new word forms by recombining morphemes has obvious advantages for both language comprehension and production. It allows a relatively large whole-word vocabulary to develop from a considerably smaller set of morphemes, it allows novel forms to be immediately comprehensible in terms of their constituent morphemes, and it ...
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Ternary Blend Organic Solar Cells: Understanding the Morphology from Recent Progress
Advanced Materials, 2022Xiaopeng Xu, Qiang Peng, Qiang Peng
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