Sentence examples for Clause components from inspiring English sources

However, the clause components form three types of triangles in the graph: 1. Triangles composed by active knees.  .

For our purposes, we will consider a graph G I obtained by an instance I of 3SAT that is composed by a decision component and some clause components.

It can be discerned that the number of non-projecting clauses in our corpus surpasses that of projecting ones, which clearly shows student and expert preferences in the use of verbal clause components.

To construct a clause component, we will not add vertices to G I. We will just add some edges between some knees.

Let G1 be the instance G I plus these additional edges and consider the following sets: S1={False shoulders, inactive false knees }; S2={Head}; S3={Inactive true knee adjacent to an active true knee }; S4={Active false knee adjacent to an inactive false knee }; S5={Active false knee adjacent to an inactive true knee (in the same clause component) }, and.

An account of justification (or at least a "base-clause" component of such an account) should not feature the very notion of justification itself.

Example (1) shows an active form which has a potential passive equivalent (cf. A comprehensive illustration... was provided by the description...); (2) is an example of a passive form; (3) is an example of the NP category, active in form with no passive equivalent (the clause has no component which could function as the potential subject in a putative passive form).

Both the Sydney and the CG models of Transitivity insist that any given clause comprises 3 main components, namely a process (a verbal group), as in (1),1 a participant (a nominal group), as in (2), and a circumstance (an adverbial or prepositional phrase), as in (3).

With strong accents on hard clauses, EHC has three components: a variable selection mechanism focusing on configuration checking based only on hard clauses, a weighting scheme for hard clauses, and a biased random walk component.

The process element of the clause is the most central component in the configuration, and divides into three main types in the grammar of English: material, mental, and relational (Halliday and Matthiessen 2014).

Many philosophers question whether the "non-objectivism clause" is a useful component of moral anti-realism at all.