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Others are part of the correlative system (see), and will not be repeated here.

Then I came to ask myself some correlative questions.

The metropolis's economy growth does not seem correlative to its infrastructure.

The correlative adult issues include terrorism, religion, and property rights.

Each is the relative and correlative of the other.

A correlative conjunction is a relationship between two statements where one must be false and the other true.

The correlative adult issues include the global financial crisis.

O for any and each the body correlative attracting!

The word masculine has no meaning except in relation to some feminine correlative.

Eliot does, however, give credit to Shakespeare's use of the objective correlative in his other works.

A major correlative belief is that, when local communities themselves address their problems, social justice and true democracy are realized.

The best correlative studies were those in relation to liver transplant failure.

Only one thing could provoke him to see red without an objective correlative for it: pedestrians.

The most important point of departure, however, is that rights, whether moral or legal, can involve correlative duties.

The correlative adult issues include sexual harassment and varieties of feminism.

Moreover, we have given ourselves clear objectives with correlative actions to reach these targets.

When you expect mathematics to change the world, you must give it an objective correlative.

We've got one huge correlative bet going on here."

Instead, determiners from the correlative table are used to indicate definitiveness.

Most, if not all, of the congregations which go to form the canonical order had, or still have, a correlative congregation for women.

California has developed a third theory of underground water rights, known as the correlative theory.

Their mental processes are instantaneous and correlative- and they act.

Ideas of relations without correlative terms, not easily apprehended.

But where languages have failed to give correlative names, there the relation is not always so easily taken notice of.

But often the images are static, indicating only the familiar correlative between nature and isolated emotion.

In this suggestion, one can naturally see contemporary evangelical correlatives.

This he does, with numerous correlatives between Lang's life and work, but these are only part of a larger accomplishment.

The table of correlatives would be replaced with words or phrases taken from Romance languages.

There are other ways to say the following correlatives, the table just shows the most basic and systematic of these:

This last root is one of the systematically formed Esperanto correlatives.

Negative correlatives can also occur with already negative verb forms.

Esperanto adopts a regular scheme of correlatives organized as a table.

Hohfeld defines the correlatives in terms of the relationships between two individuals.

Esperanto has a series of words which can be arranged in a table according to how they start and end which are often called correlatives.

The finite and the infinite become two real correlatives in the relation of cause and product.

The table of correlatives for English follows.

The correlatives have a genitive case ending in -es.

You said violence and destructive aberrant behavior are not statistical correlatives of transsexualism.

I sailed off to Bosnia and Hiroshima: big objective correlatives."

Eric Schneider at the piano had some accidents, but they were unimportant correlatives of his freshness.

He called these scenes, or objects, "objective correlatives."

Movie fear has always been paradoxical, offering at once an escape from and an allegorical reflection of its real-life correlatives.

The substances are the very subject of all reasoning & their ingenious Correlatives must be predicated.

For these things are correlatives.

Thin and angular said, "But in that case, why don't they have correlatives in the computer files?"

The correlatives in "Swarm" tend to swallow up their objects: they're metaphors departing without the furniture.

Each marshals light, air and the picture plane - along with sundry props, if appropriate - into serving as correlatives of character.

The sounds involved in alternations of the sounds of the second and the third category are known as correlatives.

The common correlatives in English are:

Where the series has improved on the novel is in finding visual correlatives for the various forms of lunatic self-obsession."