As marketers' tool sets become increasingly detailed with location data as a prominent qualifier, location-based media outlets are going to accrue (even) more value.
Finally, in (G), A marked gap exists in the literature on oral communication skills in the accountancy workplace, the bolded part, in the accountancy workplace, is a Qualifier within a Qualifier within a Circumstance of Location: a marked gap exists in the literature [on oral communication skills [in the accountancy workplace]].
A much earlier tradition is to identify a congregation as "the church" at a particular location, with no other description or qualifiers.
Existent Process: existential Circumstance (Location: place) prep + nominal group D Thing Qualifier (Matter) on oral communication skills [in the accountancy workplace].
While the new qualifier "/lat_lon available as 2005", which indicates the GPS coordinates for the location at which a specimen, from which the sequence was obtained, was collected, it would be very useful and more accurate to determine the strain origin.
Typical format of feature table consists of a feature key (a single word or abbreviation indicating the functional group/feature), location (position/s or boundaries of the feature in the sequence) and qualifiers (auxiliary information about a feature).
In (F), while on the table is a Qualifier, it nevertheless contextualises the Thing (book) by specifying which book, in terms of spatial location.
Perhaps no other location is as hotly contested, as an important harbinger of future champions than the Las Vegas qualifier.
We examine the lexicogrammatical diversity of circumstantial meanings, that is, those meanings that occur in a multiplicity of locations, from clause to constituent to partial constituent, such as within a process or as a Qualifier or even a Qualifier within a Qualifier, across a small corpus.
