The architecture-conditioned draftsmanship of Ozenfant and Le Corbusier provided a background for applicative thought, quite unique in the arts at the time. |
However, as mentioned previously, further general applicative performance evaluations still need to be concluded for this resin. |
Jefferson does acknowledge applicative retroactive scenarios. |
Mayan languages express indirect objects through an applicative suffix on verbs, a prepositional phrase, or the possessor of the direct object. |
However the applicative and causative voices are found in many modern dialects. |
At this point, the most applicative part begins: firstly pastoral, or about great intervention strategies, and then more pedagogical. |