Sentence examples for nominal predicate is from inspiring English sources
The context-sensitive theory, on which the nominal predicate is itself provided by context is an interesting (and extremely powerful) variant.
(In the previous sentence, the predicate is everything except "the predicate," which is the subject).
That common factual predicate is absent here.
dThe predicate is sub-property of CHEMINF_000462.
A predicate is attributed to each transition.
Federal program bribery, while not a RICO predicate, is a money laundering predicate.
The EXPORTED consistency predicate is considerably simpler than IMPORTED.
No axiomatisation of these predicates is given.
If we have predicates of predicates, then the domain for third order predicates is even larger.
Metalinguistic descriptivism is commonly presented in a package with the view that proper nominals (see Syntax above) are metalinguistic predicates (so the nominal 'Alfred' is a predicate true of individuals that are so called).
Humankind in (3.18) may be regarded as the name of an abstract kind derived from the nominal predicate human, i.e., with lexical meaning K(human), where K maps predicate intensions to individuals.
