Sentence examples similar to agglomeration of nouns from inspiring English sources

Table 2 Types of extracted noun phrases Type Noun Noun Noun "of" Noun Adjective Noun.

Ex. 3.8: Energy of activation (Type: Noun "of" Noun).

Ex. 3.6: Deep blue sea (Type: Adjective Adjective Noun) Ex. 3.7: Nuclear energy (Type: Noun Noun) Ex. 3.8: Energy of activation (Type: Noun "of" Noun) However, some noun phrases like example (Ex. 3.7) and (Ex. 3.8) are common nouns and exist in the WordNet database, together with a semantic network and their hyponyms and example sentences.

but now it has seeped into everybody, & we stagger under the weight of nouns & noun clusters.

There are noun suffixes that form different kinds of nouns (concrete nouns, diminutives, abstract nouns, and so on), particles placed after nouns indicating relationships in time and space, and verb particles for modes and aspects.

Candidate aspects are mostly found in the form of nouns and noun phrases.

To identify the subject from the sentence, we need to identify a noun phrase consisting of nouns and adjectives, which define the various properties of the noun.

Half of nouns were assigned to one list and the other half of nouns to another list.

(We did not count verb uses of nouns, adjectival uses of nouns, and so on, as different meanings.

The English list was comprised of nouns and adjectives, and the Hebrew and Arabic words were all nouns.

Realize there are different types of nouns.