"It really opened up an interesting conversation about whether and to what extent the 19th-century frames you're given — " Let's interrupt Maus here to note that even his eureka moments tend to be strung along ever-looping subordinate phrases.
Currently, iSimp can detect six types of simplification constructs: coordination, relative clause, apposition, introductory phrase, subordinate clause and parenthetical element.
He believes that Boccaccio's Latinate syntax, with its cargo of subordinate clauses and phrases, cannot be reproduced fluently in modern English, so he sometimes breaks up a sentence.
It consists in a long string of subordinate clauses and parenthetical phrases - but there is no main clause and no periods.
To borrow his own phrase, he subordinated the truth of what he actually saw to the larger story that he wanted to tell.
It can be taken to be subordinated to a mental phrase containing both a syncategorematic act and a name, and this case would be legitimate.
I advise some organizational leaders to soften their tone when they direct subordinates, by including phrases like, "It would be great if you could" or "Would you mind..."...
Shallow syntactic parsing/chunking – dividing the text by noun phrase, verb phrase, subordinate clause, etc. Named entity recognition – the entities in the text such as organisations, people, and places.
The reader also comes to see that nobody who did not profoundly love the clangor produced by words set beside words — and who did not love still better the harmony when word is artfully subordinated to word, when a phrase, a sentence starts to sing — could write so affectingly.
Both dominant- and subordinate-interpretation sentences for each ambiguous phrase were included in the experimental stimuli (42 of each, in the dominant and subordinate conditions, respectively).
