The individuals who provided these samples were recruited on a non-nominative basis, in the framework of long-term studies aiming the characterization of the genetic variability in human populations, approved by the Institutional Ethic Review Board.
Accordingly, in her account, case is marked on an ergative-absolutive basis instead of a nominative-accusative basis in Tagalog; constructions like 29a above are treated as antipassives and those like 29b-d above as transitives.
In the remaining languages only personal pronouns now have a distinction between a nominative and a non-nominative (dependent) form (e.g., Swedish jag 'I,' mig 'me'me
It's all, I suppose, part of the "big society", a terrible concept which, unfortunately, only seems to have died a nominative death.
Nouns may be singular or plural the dual is lost and all dialects distinguish a nominative (subject) case and accusative (object) case.
The last class, according to Levin, is the smallest and resembles a prevalent pattern in other languages like Czech, with a nominative Stimulus and a dative Experiencer.
An incomplete sayable like 'writes' gets transformed into a proposition by being attached to a nominative case (ptôsis, Diog. Laert., 33G).
Biblical Hebrew has two sets of personal pronouns: the free-standing independent pronouns have a nominative function, while the pronominal suffixes are genitive or accusative.
Purposive sampling was used to draw a nominative sample from three primary schools in Port Elizabeth.
An absolute phrase, also called a nominative absolute, modifies the entire sentence.
