The basic word order is subject object verb (SOV); modifiers such as adjectives and adverbs generally precede what they modify, while specifiers such as quantifying terms and auxiliary verbs follow the specified (thus 'book many' = 'many books').
The syntactical patterns preserve the word order that has been used in the CO3 extraction method, but as additional feature better specifies the verb phrases that are accepted for the extraction of PPIs, and thus generates higher precision results.
To maximize behavioral specificity, we designed a tightly controlled verbal task comprised of sets of single sentences – sentences identical except for the type of mental state specified in the verb (belief, emotion, perception, syntax control).
In addition, the reason for labeling evaluative verbs as stative is because they follow the morphosyntactic alternation specified for stative verbs (Zeitoun and Huang 2000).
Returning to the first verse of the portion, we notice that the text specifies three different verbs for following God's commandments: "If you walk with My statutes, keep My commandments and do them," then you and the Earth will flourish.
For example, the sentence 'In Escherichia Coli, glnAP2 may be activated by NifA.' contains one event specified by the verb 'activated', with its arguments being 'In Escherichia Coli', 'glnAP2' and 'NifA'NifA
If no prepositive verb is specified, the default meaning is normally 'at', e.g. Cháng Chéng wàimiàn 'outside the Great Wall'.
Enable the setting specified.
In this example the vowel patterns specify the meaning of each verb.
For example, she might insert appear into the un-VERB construction, yielding * unappear, because she has yet to acquire the competing dis-VERB (or the fully lexically specified construction vanish).
Morphosyntactically, these evaluatives are bare in form because they do not need to specify the tense/aspect of verb forms involving the generic mood.
