Polymer physics and polymer chemistry are also related with the field of polymer science, where this is considered the applicative part of polymers.
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Ambitransitive verbs are common in some languages, and much less so in other languages, where applicatives, causatives, etc . ).
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He's popular for his laid back, easy to understand, applicative, with comedic writing style, and visually creative layout designs in his books.
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Proto-Mayan had at least one passive construction as well as an applicative promoting an indirect argument such as a benefactive or recipient to the object position ).
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Applicative affixes seem to be present on the verb when the direct object is central to the event being discussed, but isn t the theme of the sentence.
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She also explains the historical development of the applicative suffix with the shape-lia and-lwia as coming from a single suffix of the shape-liwa.
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In these languages applicatives are often used to bring a normally oblique argument into special focus, or as in Nez Perc? to keep humans as core arguments.
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However the existence of an applicative term A ( x, \ vec { y } ) provides a good starting point to build a ?-calculus algebra.
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With ditransitive verbs, marked with the applicative suffix "-b ", the indirect object corresponds to an absolutive marker, while the direct object goes unmarked:
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The "'categorical abstract machine ( CAM ) "'is a model of computation for programs that preserves the abilities of applicative, functional, or compositional style.
