| In other words, the domains in which a pronominal must be free are much more restricted than those in which an anaphor can be bound. |
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| Attachment ambiguities and pronominal reference ambiguities are just everywhere. |
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| In the latter, the old three-way pronominal system followed its own course of development. |
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| Yimas proper distinguishes four numbers in its pronominal paradigm while Yimas Pidgin has only three. |
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| Some of his corrections really did have to do with grammar or syntax, such as his insistence on maintaining consistent parallel structure and pronominal reference. |
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| As in the pronominal anaphora case, descriptive material does the work that reference does in most other accounts of the semantics of temporal and modal discourse. |
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| Not every theory of pronominal anaphora predicts this possibility. |
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| After this operation, it preprocesses text document to perform pronominal reference resolution and text clustering. |
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| Many of our other examples of indirect pronominal anaphors whose referents were not in focus also seem to involve a script. |
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| The nominal and pronominal declension had seven cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, instrumental, and locative. |
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| The pronominal system of New Indo-Aryan formally resembles the Middle Indo-Aryan stage more than its noun system. |
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| And it therefore cannot be the main factor which allows successful accomodation in the pronominal and demonstrative cases. |
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| Approximately half of the pronominal examples were the third person plural form they. |
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| It would also leave unexplained why indirect anaphors normally cannot be pronominal or demonstrative. |
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| We looked for examples of pronominal and demonstrative indirect anaphors in planned writing, but didn't find any. |
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| This development was perhaps posterior to the substitution of the pronominal ending in the oxytone neuter o-stems because the latter did not affect the u-stems. |
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| The numeral plus classifier can be used in a pronominal sense. |
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| It is commonly assumed that possessive pronominal forms should have an acute accent. |
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| However, sparse remnants of the earlier locative and ablative cases are visible in a few pronominal and adverbial forms. |
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| Certain pronominal adverbs may also be used as interrogative words, such as whereby or wherefore. |
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| If only ten of the examples collected could arguably meet the proposed conditions for appropriate use of a pronominal or demonstrative phrase, how can we account for the remaining cases? |
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| The analysis in terms of cliticisation, however, begs a further question as to how OE pronominal clitics should be represented structurally. |
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| Jelinek and Demers claim that certain relative clause and other phenomena suggest that Straits Salish is a pronominal argument language. |
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| What distinguishes the pronominal indirect anaphors is that the existence of a script is not in itself sufficient to allow interpretation of the anaphoric expression as soon as it is encountered. |
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| Consider, for example, the principles of pronominal reference, which have been central to these quasisemantic investigations. |
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| As does English, the Danish pronominal system retains a distinction between subjective and oblique case. |
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| The Dravidian preterite tense is ordinarily formed, like the present, by annexing the pronominal signs to the preterite verbal participle. |
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| The Semitic genitive should not be confused with the pronominal possessive suffixes that exist in all the Semitic languages. |
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| Both varieties have undergone significant and divergent developments in phonology and the grammar of their pronominal systems. |
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