'nominal sentence' is not a grammatically correct sentence.
It is a term used in linguistics to describe a type of sentence in which the subject position is empty, and all that is left in the sentence is the predicate. For example: "Danced."
Nominal sentences and other marked thematic structures in Arabic are found to play a significant role in positively influencing the readers' perception of Syria.
The word order is in verbal and adjectival sentences, and in nominal and adverbial sentences.
Rather, it serves as a predicate nominal in the equational sentence illustrated above.
First, we exploit a simple but rational way to specify which input tokens are the target nominals in the input sentence, instead of Position Feature that used in other neural network relation classification systems.
For example, "is" has s/nn as its categorial index; it says that "is" is a two-placed functor of two nominal arguments which forms a sentence.
A natural thought to have about sentences with referring nominal concrete mass expressions (e.g., "Alvin drank the water that Roderick poured" or "The coffee in that cup is too hot") is that the expressions refer to portions of matter, which are themselves made up of smaller bits of matter.
She filed a civil suit, which she eventually withdrew, but Mayweather pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor battery, and was given a suspended sentence, along with a nominal fine of three thousand dollars, some community service, and two days of house arrest.
The final element (predicate) in a sentence can be verbal or nominal.
It was a single incident, those involved had no previous record or were only involved in a very minor way, and the likely sentence if convicted would be a nominal penalty.
