In terms of number, Burushaski inflection includes plural suffixes for nouns, adjectives, and demonstrative pronouns; third-person endings for verbs, which also vary according to gender; a class of pronominal prefixes; and ergative constructions in which the transitive verb shows agreement with its object rather than its subject.
Second, the process includes plural subjects.
Since quantifier criteria attribute ontological commitment based on the domain of quantification, they reveal no hidden ontological cost to theories couched in an extension of first-order logic that includes plural quantification.
Joseph Smith continues to be regarded by many Mormons as a final authority on issues of belief, though so much of his legacy, including plural marriage, had to be compromised in the grand bargain by which the moguls of Salt Lake City became plutocrats defining the Republican party.
Therefore, it is desirable to assume a DDC over ~15 km to include plural sites.
Related keywords in the full text searches included all forms of e-tail, e-commerce, online-, cross-, multi-, omni-channel retaincludingcluding plural forms (e.g., "channels"), delimiters (e.g., "omni-channel"), prefixes (e.g., "across"), and suffixes.
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff said the country's ongoing legal wrangling over same-sex marriage will necessarily grow to include plural marriage -- quite possibly centered around this case.
Complex pathophysiology of T2DM, its progressive nature, heterogeneous clinical picture and concomitant diseases require a variety of therapeutic options, including plural insulin regimens in order to maintain appropriate glycemic control and treatment safety.
In such a setting of physical, chemical, biological, and societal complexity, it is widely accepted as important to include plural perspectives, particularly from the "affected parties", in the processes of policy making as well as the processes of producing information to guide and support policy making.
(1) Where appropriate, the singular form of a word includes the plural form and plural includes singular.
(o Person means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, or private organization, and includes the plural of that term.
