| When we use the expression a London Fog raincoat, we use London Fog as an attributive modifier of the noun raincoat. |
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| These effects can be explained if we consider more closely the function of attributive and predicative adjectives. |
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| When an adjective modifies a noun, it is known as an attributive adjective. |
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| An attributive adjective modifies an ungrounded noun, thereby contributing to the specification of the type designated by the noun. |
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| This is possible because moving can function as an attributive modifier of the head noun pianos. |
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| The selection currently includes quality, vintage, attributive, ice, straw and sparkling wines. |
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| If you chose a fixed sample and an attributive inspection for the valuation mode, enter the sample size and the acceptance number. |
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| The acceptability constant for a variable inspection corresponds to the acceptance number for an attributive inspection. |
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| The distinction here is between the attributive and predicative function of adjectives. |
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| In his introduction to the book, the 6th word is an attributive adjective. |
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| A curious fact about adjectives and the way they modify nominals is that very often predicative uses have a more limited range of meanings than the attributive uses. |
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| Currently, conversion of the SPCfWin database to Microsoft® SQL and the extension by adding the function of attributive testing are being engineered. |
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| You use the acceptance number c in a sampling inspection for an attributive inspection to define the highest number of nonconforming units or defects found in the sample that still allows the lot to be accepted. |
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| In cloverleaf the first component noun is attributive and modifies the second, as also in the terms aircraft, beehive, landmark, lifeline, network, and vineyard. |
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| For attributive adjectives the rule is simple: single words regularly precede the noun, and word groups follow e.g., an unforgettable experience but an experience never to be forgotten. |
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| The current range includes wines of the following series: archive, ice and straw wines, attributive, barrique, vintage, and quality varietal wines. |
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| In an attributive inspection, the acceptance number is the highest number of nonconforming units or defects found in the sample that will still allow you accept the inspection lot. |
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| You use the rejection number d in a sampling inspection for an attributive inspection to define the lowest number of nonconforming units or defects found in the sample, with which the lot is rejected. |
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| Adjective phrases containing complements after the adjective cannot normally be used as attributive adjectives before a noun. |
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| For example, certain lexemes can function in both nominal and attributive functions, cf. |
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| It is widely recognized that the attributive use of the noun Jew, in phrases such as Jew lawyer or Jew ethics, is both vulgar and highly offensive. |
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| Both attributive and predicative adjectives agree with the noun. |
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| The attributive adjective has no particular forefix, as the noun has. |
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| We see how Jesus blesses Mary who is surrounded by rays of light that remind us of the nimbus of the traditional attributive iconology of cult images before the Reformation. |
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| In Estonian scalar intensifying reduplication can be realized as a coordinate construction, a comparative construction, or a genitival attributive construction. |
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| Attributive genitives are linked to the nouns they qualify by a system of connective particles. |
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