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instrumental
instrumental, in the grammar of certain languages (e.g., Russian), the case referring to means or instrument. The Latin ablative may in some instances be termed instrumental.
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Instrumental and expressive traits: Their relationship and their association with biological sex
Jan 01, 2003; The study tested a part of Helgeson's (1994) model and examined the association between instrumental and expressive traits, and...
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Ciprico Signs Partnership Agreement with Instrumental, Inc.; Partners Offer Expanded Professional and Engineering Services for Government Users.
Feb 16, 2004; Business Editors MINNEAPOLISBUSINESS WIREFeb. 16, 2004 Ciprico Inc. (Nasdaq:CPCI) and Instrumental, Inc. announced today the...
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The Varieties of Instrumental Rationality
Jul 01, 2008; Abstract It is a mistake to think that instrumental rationality fixes a single standard for judging or describing actions. While...
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To be with X is to have X: comitatives, instrumentals, locative, and predicative possession(1).
Mar 01, 2001; Abstract Comitatives and instrumentals are characterized by markedly different behavior as to their combinability with additional...
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Sibelius launches new Instrumental Teacher Edition; The ultimate tool for instrumental teaching.
May 17, 2006; M2 PRESSWIRE-17 May 2006-SIBELIUS SOFTWARE: Sibelius launches new Instrumental Teacher Edition; The ultimate tool for...
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