Voorbeelden van full-fledged

• The development of vocal communication prevents manual gestures from developing into a full-fledged sign language, as happens in deaf communities.

• This is exactly why, in order to become a full-fledged finite clause, it needs a grounding predication to combine with.

• A full-fledged annual zero-base budgeting procedure is not a feasible alternative, but recurrent attempts to reconsider policies should be made.

• Under these conditions, full-fledged dreaming is practically impossible.

• In this period the colonial state committed its full-fledged support to the owners of capital on issues concerning conflicts between labour and capital.

• And this is the fundamental difference between a mere secret and a full-fledged revelational mystery.

• Signed languages were only recently recognized as full-fledged languages as complex as spoken languages.

• The other extreme is to use full-fledged speech synthesis.

• As shown previously, a full-fledged insurance contract involves large-scale transfers between contracting parties at maturity.

• Few if any legal theories deny that customar y norms have the status of full-fledged laws when invoked as such by judges.

• They affect costs and the choice of outcomes, but not the potential outcomes as a full-fledged general equilibrium or social interaction analysis would do.

• This would typically be too early for a full-fledged maize harvest.

• The second half of the sentence is a full-fledged clause at some underlying level of representation.

• Roughly half of those using optimization mentioned that they perform full-fledged multi-stage stochastic optimization.

• In particular, both the projection of full-fledged representations and the production of object clitics (in non-canonical positions) increase computational complexity.