locationally

Examples of locational

locational
The sheer quantity of volumes has coagulated the categorisation and locational systems, convoluted the access and retrieval procedures and converted security and preservation into paranoia.
Therefore, the earlier developing locational prepositions should be produced more consistently than the later developing dative preposition for both groups of children.
A verb such as put requires a locational preposition in the oblique argument, whereas a verb such as give only allows a dative preposition.
He does not analyse the conflict between the locational strategies of multi-national companies and the social objectives of local and regional authorities.
Many of the lessons learnt from this evaluation will be relevant to current and future attempts to undertake co-ordinated multi-locational research for development.
Three encoding strategies (verbal, nominal and locational) are used to show the patterns of encoding for the four predicate types across languages.
Such preverbs occur to the right of preverbs with, say, locational or other oblique meanings.
Students bring diverse locational and historical narratives to the classroom.
When you start looking at what happened, you'll find yes, indeed, because of ubiquitous telecommunications that some locational bonds among activities are broken.
It forged connections between parishes, townships and unions with very different topographical, locational and socio-economic characteristics.
Locational issues were concerned with providing day services in community-based settings.
Four types of intransitive predicates are distinguished : event, classmembership, locational, and property-concept.
When a non-verbal encoding pattern is adopted, locational or predicate nominal encoding strategies are found.
Locational predicates are typically found to take over other types, but tend not to be taken over themselves.
This has seen a return to country forms and identities as both a locational device and an act of cultural legitimisation.
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