exocentric उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Coordinate structures like these do not lend themselves to an endocentric analysis in any clear way, nor to an exocentric analysis.
2. The designers concluded that, although skilled pilots perform equally well on either type of display, pilots overall perform better with the exocentric display.
3. The coordinate structure is deemed exocentric insofar as neither conjunct can be taken to be the sole head, but rather both conjuncts are deemed heads in a sense.
4. However, in another common type of compound, the exocentric or ( known as a bahuvrihi compound in the Sanskrit tradition ), the semantic head is not explicitly expressed.
5. The first, " frame of instruments ", refers to whether the airplane should appear to rotate while the background is stable ( exocentric ) or the background should rotate while the airplane is stable ( egocentric ).
6. In other words, since the whole is neither a noun ( N ) like " Hannibal " nor a verb phrase ( VP ) like " destroyed Rome " but rather a sentence ( S ), it is exocentric.
7. The difficulty with this argument, however, is that the traditional endocentric vs . exocentric distinction did not foresee the existence of multi-headed structures, which means that it did not provide a guideline for deciding whether a multi-headed structure should be viewed as endo-or exocentric.
8. The difficulty with this argument, however, is that the traditional endocentric vs . exocentric distinction did not foresee the existence of multi-headed structures, which means that it did not provide a guideline for deciding whether a multi-headed structure should be viewed as endo-or exocentric.
9. The upper tree on the right, in contrast, is exocentric, because neither of the parts projects its category status up to the mother node; Z is a category distinct from X or Y . The two dependency trees show the manner in which dependency-based structures are inherently endocentric.
10. An "'exocentric compound "'( called a " bahuvrihi " compound in the Sanskrit tradition ) is a hyponym of some unexpressed semantic category ( such as a person, plant, or animal ) : none ( neither ) of its components can be perceived as a formal head, and its meaning often cannot be transparently guessed from its constituent parts.