Sentence examples for on the adjective from inspiring English sources

We also built a classifier based on the adjective check-list scale (ACL) because this scale would be the most feasible one to be used in clinical setting.

This is a critical reflection on the Adjective Check List scales of measure for masculine (Mas) and feminine (Fem) orientation (Gough et al., 1981), based on a sample of Italian homosexuals (45 males and 52 females).

Attributes do not agree in number or case with their heads—e.g., Turkish büyük evlerde 'in the big houses' (literally 'big house [-plural]-in,' without any markers on the adjective).

Foster says that poem shares several of the hallmarks of Moore's writing, including frequent use of "dread," reliance on the adjective "various" and an unusual use of the passive form "seen". "Old Santaclaus" devoted four stanzas to castigating naughty children.

Perhaps we had best stand on the adjective "worthwhile". The epithet is not as faint as it sounds; not too many of any year's pictures are truly worth the seeing.Biography always is a courageous undertaking for a motion-picture studio, particularly when (as in this case) the producer obviously is anxious to adhere to the essential facts.

And while they didn't mention their millions in the coffers in the letter to Mrs. Pelosi, the C.R.P. cuts out this quote from the letter, emphasis on the adjective "enthusiastic": "We appreciate your activities in support of the Democratic Party and your leadership role in the Party and hope you will be responsive to some of your major enthusiastic supporters".

For instance, when I was ruminating on the origins of the adjective meta, Georgia helpfully pointed out that educators have been "going meta" (that is, "metacognitive") for quite a long time.

Participants rate their responses to each of the adjective items on these subscales on a 5-point scale and responses are summed to give a total score for each of the three subscales.

However, the analyses on memory for the adjective and noun components of the definition revealed two interactions with phonological properties: the number of plosives (F[1, 23] = 4.37, p = 0.048, η2 p = 0.16) and the number of small vowels (F[1, 23] = 4.96, p = 0.036, η2 p = 0.18) interacted with the implied size of the definition.

Conway was quick to argue that most of Trump's supporters do not share racist beliefs, telling CNN host Jake Tapper: "I have to push back on some of the adjectives you just used to describe [Trump's supporters].

On the basis of the adjectives selected and cluster analysis, it was found that "loud" in Japan, Sweden and China has neutral connotations, while "loud" in Germany and the U.S.A. has negative connotations.