- Rather, the
properties broader
Transitive and
narrowerTransitive are
defined as
transitive super-properties of
broader and
narrower.
These super-properties are...
- that is, it can be used both
transitively and intransitively, with the
requirement that the
direct object of its
transitive use
corresponds to the subject...
- case used with all
three core relations: both the
agent and
patient of
transitive verbs and the
argument of
intransitive verbs,
though not
always at the...
- Encyclopædia Britannica,
retrieved 17 July 2011 Lowe, John J. (2017),
Transitive Nouns and Adjectives:
Evidence from
Early Indo-Aryan,
Oxford University...
-
semicomplete digraph is a quasi-
transitive digraph.
There are
extensions of quasi-
transitive digraphs called k-quasi-
transitive digraphs.
Oriented graphs are...
-
subject of an
intransitive verb
functions identically to the
object of a
transitive verb. Notably,
Abkhaz expresses ergativity entirely through the ordering...
- analysis. The
transitivity or
clustering coefficient of a
network is a
measure of the
tendency of the
nodes to
cluster together. High
transitivity means that...
-
sufficiently symmetrical to be face-
transitive. Similarly,
pyritohedra and
tetartoids are less
symmetrical but
still face-
transitive dodecahedra: 12 sides. Two...
-
marking system while using the same verb "break" in both
intransitive and
transitive forms: Here, "table" has the
absolutive case mark -р /-r/
while "man"...
- related)
intransitive verbs and
transitive verbs are used.
There is no
longer any
productive morphology to
derive transitive verbs from
intransitive ones...
