'functional head' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the main word in a phrase which typically determines the phrase's syntactic category and grammatical structure. For example, "The verb 'run' is the functional head of the phrasal verb 'run away'."
In contrast to the case of Ag nanoparticles, where the length of the alkyl chains of the ligands was varied to tune the LSPR by changing the dielectric function of the surrounding medium, in this work, the electron trapping/donating functional head groups are the key parts of the ligands, which are exchanged in order to control the hole concentration in the nanocrystals.
Strengthen review process among the operating team, functional head and the senior management.
For that purpose, four amphiphilic molecules were designed to insert into bilayers while presenting a reactive functional head.
Your quant-focused marketers might be better off reporting to a member of the founding team or some other functional head.
Like DP movements, head movements also respect the MLC—each head adjoins to the closest functional head that c-commands it.
Different from the other modal auxiliary verbs discussed here, the complement of 可 kě requires different analyses depending on the presence of the functional head 以 yǐ.
Averages at each time point were obtained from both significant FDRs (< 0.05) and non significant FDRs (>0.05 – non-significant FDR were given the value of 1), computed for the GO categories included in each functional heading (Additional files 1, 2, 3 and 4 report the GO categories and FDRs included in the functional headings displayed in Figure 2A, B, C and 2D).
Therefore, polymer peptide amphiphiles with adhesive functional head-groups were coupled to a diacetylene tail and polymerized after formation of small vesicles.
These facts confirm Hacquard's hypothesis, but also the hierarchy of functional heads proposed in Cinque (1999).
This nicely accounts for the two-way transitivity distinction on the higher functional heads merged above v as well as the sole structural case-marking in a Tsou sentence.
This paper presents and discusses criteria for distinguishing between lexical and functional heads in the clausal domain, with special focus on restructuring configurations (a.k.a. reanalysis, clause union, coherence).
