The development of present indicative markers from first and second persons inflections
in Old English to third person agreement marker /s/ in modern English reflects a big loss to agreement marking in English.
Systems is developing an exciting new data storage system.
They should not be the result of the child selecting the appropriate inflection
and applying it to the verb.
Furthermore, since the temperature T is a linear function of the time t for experiments performed with constant heating or cooling rates q [not equal to] 0, and since [Alpha](T) shows exactly one inflection
Like the change in Croly's time, this inflection
point is a product of intellectual and political trends over several decades.
Inflected languages may have a nominative inflection
which has a marker which indicates the part of speech the noun fulfills.
AT&T entered a strategic inflection
point in the early '80s when Federal Judge Harold Greene ordered the breakup of the old "Ma Bell" telephone system.
The rhetorical repetition within the same sentence of a word in a different case, inflection
, or voice or of etymologically related words in different parts of speech.
What are the identifiable inflection
points that will drive industry change within the next decade?
Look for Getting Innovation Right: How Leaders Leverage Inflection
Points to Drive Success in March, 2013.
Likewise, a possibly closer connection appears between the element *-se- of the 3PSg verbal inflection
*-ksen of the Finnic reflexive-medial conjugation with a number of other Uralic *stype verbal inflections
(see also Kunnap 2004 : 139-140).
Responding to a question regarding the Pentagon and secretary's views on Pakistan's or Afghanistan's future in light of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and China recently voting against the US resolution as far as Pakistan is supporting terrorism, White said this is 'an inflection