The gap thus left was filled, as in Scottish Gaelic and Manx, by a construction involving the substantive verb and the verbal noun; e.g., y mae'r wraig yn myned "the woman goes" or "the woman is going" is composed of the verb mae "is" and the verbal noun myned "going".
Finally, more abstract theoretical coding was developed, with hypothesis generation and construction of a substantive theoretical explanation of the experience of hospitalisation for all those involved (Charmaz 2006).
Just think what might happen if he declared an end to settlement construction and an early return to substantive final status negotiations.
This can be summed up by your statement "Just think what might happen if he declared an end to settlement construction and an early return to substantive final status negotiations".
Hence, the relation of natural dependence between the accident and the subject is reflected in the construction of the adjective with its substantive.
Either way, the point illustrates the claim that certain views about the construction of mind and matter appear to place substantive limitations on what the basic elements of neutral monism can be.
A more ontologically substantive account of functional reduction is Ramsey's bottom-up construction by reduction: transformation reductions streamline formulations of theories in such a way that they extend basic theories upwards by engineering their application to specific context or phenomena.
