Sentence examples for particular verb from inspiring English sources

It might depend on a particular verb, such as to buy.

PRED is a variable that is filled by the meaning of a particular verb when it is employed in this construction.

Like other Ojibwe dialects, Ottawa grammar includes animate and inanimate noun gender, subclasses of verbs that are dependent upon gender, combinations of prefixes and suffixes that are connected with particular verb subclasses, and complex patterns of word formation.

The child may be aware of the suboptimal fit between the slot and its filler, but this particular verb + construction pair nevertheless wins the competition for activation due to an usually high degree of relevance (and/or high resting activation level of either the verb or the construction).

However, there are also verb-object relationships that depend on particular verbs.

Trimit also uses what is called "verb stemming", which allow particular verbs in different conjugations to still be counted by the algorithm, like "speak" versus "spoke", for example.

The R notation relates to the fact that particular verbs may express either an instance of causing someone to receive something, as with hand, or a means of causing someone to receive something, as with kick: what Joe kicked Bill the ball means is that Joe caused Bill to receive the ball by means of a kicking action.

To test the claim that speakers use verb semantics to help determine whether particular verbs may appear with un-, semantic feature ratings were obtained from the study of Li and MacWhinney (1996).

Verbs (F) are usually more important than subjects (G) but slightly less important than direct objects (E), however verbs (F) feature more prominently for categories such as RES, GOA, HYP and OBJ suggesting that particular verbs are used in the context of these categories.

Moreover, in his notes, he points out that although this particular Hebrew verb for "bound" (as in, "Abraham bound Isaac his son") occurs only this once in biblical Hebrew, making its meaning uncertain, we can nonetheless take a hint from the fact that when the word reappears in rabbinic Hebrew it refers specifically to the trussing up of animals.

It was previously observed by Cohen et al. (2008) that alternations are common in biomedical text, and in particular alternations of verb nominalizations, and we see the same phenomenon in the terms of the GO.