For example, the preposition to translated to "eef" for nouns of Subclass 1, but to "foo" for nouns of Subclass 2. Hence, in both the experimental and the control condition the suffix paradigm presented reliable information about the subclass of the noun with which each suffix was associated.
In English, for example, the preposition with marks an instrument when co-occurring with a transitive verb (Example 51a); it marks either a transported theme (Example 51b) or a causand (Example 51c) in collocation with a ditransitive verb.
For example, the preposition απο ("from") must be followed by a noun in the genitive case.
The same observation holds of the case suffix -nik in West Greenlandic (Example 52) and the preposition ne in Balungo (Example 53).
The City of Chicago is an example of the prepositional place-name, but in common use the preposition and the generic are dropped.
The suffix paradigm for the prepositions to, at, and from differed depending on the grammatical subclass of the object noun.
As future work, we can cite the further development of the algorithm with new heuristics for the generation of inferential content that contemplate other prepositions in the grammatical structures "nounprepositionnoun", for example, heuristics that consider the prepositions "in" and "with".
"Distribution" is a noun, and syntactically it belongs with "shipment," also a noun, as an object of the preposition "for".
Moreover, the labeling of the indicator in the WHO report is ambiguous, depending crucially on the preposition "for," and thus is easily misinterpreted.
For instance, TAc may not follow the preposition 到 dao "until" in the SGC in 4a, and the preposition 向 xiang "toward" in the non-SGC in 4b.
