By the end of this cycle, the final syllable is adjoined to the left by (33b), since this is the only place it can go.
Also, a single syllable between feet may be adjoined to a monosyllabic foot to its left, for example, the second syllable of migratory.
Similarly, in languages where n-words normally need to be licensed, they can sometimes appear in adjoined contexts, but fail to appear in conjoined contexts.
Syllables that belong to no foot, either by virtue of extrametricality or because their foot was removed by destressing, are adjoined to a foot.
They argue that the postadjunction elements to which an item is adjoined is a category in its right.
They targeted the abbey because the saint's jurisdiction adjoined their minster and presumably in the hope of its patronage.
To summarise, the fourth method gives shorter, more manageable conditions which, strictly speaking, do not compute conservation laws but adjoined symmetries.
If the adjunct were merely adjoined, it is not clear how it rescues the subject trace.
