The results presented in this paper focus on two ways of nominalising an adjectival base, that is, by
affixation by -ness or by zero-affixation.
the tenant or landlord shall be served with the order issued against them either in person or at the demised premises pursuant to Article 6 of the Decision, once by
affixation without inquiry, following a refusal of service;
From the perspective of the description of structural constraints, multiple
affixation ought to be possible as long as structural constraints between affixes are preserved.
1897) (adopting the
affixation rule within American courts); M'Andrew v.
2007, Turkish Suspended
Affixation.--Linguistics 45, 311-347.
Here, all morphological processes are grouped into two: the concatenative process involving concatenating or putting morphemes together as in compounding and
affixation; and the non-concatenative process involving modifying internal structures of morphemes/content words.
Air Lines (PIA) on Monday clarified a news item appeared in a section of media, alleging that "PIA paying for a vehicle to transport Finance Minister's passport to Islamabad for
affixation of visa".
Digital-era fingerprints should also be considered for
affixation to important confidential information.
Furthermore, because of the lack of consensus in the literature on the issues of derivation and
affixation, I will follow Baron's guidelines and accept only verb-noun pairs which are either zero-related or which share a root morpheme and are not derived by means of
affixation.
The Ombudsman debunked their claim of good faith and presumption of regularity in the performance of their duties and ruled that "the act of certification or release of funds, approval and the
affixation of signature in the disbursement vouchers, obligation slip and checks are neither mere formalities nor ministerial functions but involve the exercise of sound discretion that must be diligently performed as these are imbued with public interest."
