This is an extension of a narrower meaning whereby the form refers simply to the types of process, as in "transitive and intransitive verbs"; we shall use it in the wider sense, so that transitivity here refers to the "content", or factual-notional structure of the clause in its entirety.
As for defence, a notional military structure capable of defending assets and participating in Nato peace-keeping is promised.
A finite element model of a notional V-hull structure is used as a numerical example in this study.
In that structure, candidates are allocated in their respective notional fields in a manner that the expert evaluates the relevance of a candidate/concept with respect to the relations that it establishes with the remaining candidates of the same field.
The results show the importance of the uncertainty on membrane action effects on the structure in case of an unforeseeable event leading to a notional column removal.
We consider this undesirable situation is caused because many of existing systems have focused only on visualizing logical data structures and have made light of visualizing statuses of the notional machine.
For instance, in the conceptual structure of the ceramic coating field, the candidate 'esmalte'enamelmel') composes the notional field of the inputs and its terminological relevance will be evaluated in regard to the remaining candidates of the field (or sub-field).
The chief device of ancient Hebrew Biblical poetry, including many of the psalms, was parallelism, a rhetorical structure in which successive lines reflected each other in grammatical structure, sound structure, notional content, or all three.
The interest in manufacturing ultra small microcavity device structures has been boosted by the possibility of achieving modal volumes that are comparable with the notional limiting value of V = (λ/2n 3 [35].
