Stoppelli riconosce che questa moltitudine di teorie
attributive e dovuta al fatto che il Fiore e chiaramente "un centone che attinge con indiscutibile abilita a tutta la poesia volgare due-trecentesca, da Giacomo da Lentini alla tradizione dei cantari" (2011: 108).
By contrast, when the expression is used in an
attributive way, it doesn't behave as a name and, therefore, there are some contexts in which it cannot be substituted for any name or definite description of the same object salva veritate.
As described above, syntactic function is here understood in terms of the contrast between
attributive and predicative position.
It shows that the nouns, prepositions, and
attributive adjectives are being used in an excessive manner.
Tatpuru[??]as with an
attributive first member fall into two sub-types: those with adjective as first member (called karmadharaya (5) by Indian grammarians and in Comparative Grammar), e.g.
It is in
attributive position that the irregular forms are most common, and it might well be argued that, like drunken, they have now become specialized as adjectival forms, to some extent divorced from the forms of the verb.
So the translation of compound adjectives in
attributive position requires recourse to the strategy of syntactic transposition.
Further findings revealed that among five components of transformational leadership (i.e., idealized influence,
attributive charisma, inspirational motivation, intellectual stimulation, and individualized consideration) not all but some of the components (including
attributive charisma, inspirational motivation, and intellectual stimulation) are positively related to organizational innovation.
There are further connections between adverbial elatives and other constructions and expressions, such as superlatives, exclamatives, qualitative
attributive constructions, and expressions of evidentiality, all of which are exemplified in (4), but such connections will not be explored here due to space limitations.
As a rule, the noun case functions in the following
attributive phrases in a scientific discourse: general case, obvious case, normal case, particular case, special case; the noun point was found in such phrases as: beginning point, central point, final point, further point, important point, limiting point, minor point, particular point, significant point, starting point.
The last four of these constructs produced
attributive data and all the scale items we used were taken from the literature.
