Polydefinites in Greek: Ellipsis, close apposition and expletive determiners

Clitics and Determiners in L2 Greek

This paper aims to investigate the properties of nominal elements in bilingual speakers of Turkish and Russian learning Greek as a second language. Specifically, the data examined include the use of determiners in definite and indefinite DPs and pronominal (object) clitics. Primarily, the study seeks to identify the (abstract) morphological features which show differential development in the L2...

Artificially Inducing Close Apposition of Endoplasmic Reticulum

12 ABBREVIATIONS: CCCP-carbonyl cyanide m-chlorophenylhydrazone; ER – endoplasmic reticulum; ERES 13 – ER exit site; FRAP-fluorescence recovery after photo-bleaching. 14 15 16 SUMMARY 17 Cycles of mitochondrial fission and fission are essential for normal cell physiology. Defects in the 18 machinery controlling these processes lead to neurodegenerative disease. While we are beginning to 19 unde...

Full Expletive Fuzzy Languages

A word u ∈ A+ is an expletive for a fuzzy language λ if λ(xuy) = λ(xy) for all x, y ∈ A+. A full expletive fuzzy language is a fuzzy language in which the set of expletives is A+. Here we prove that the set of full expletive fuzzy languages is a variety and the associated pseudovariety of semigroups is that of midunit semigroups. Subject Classification: 20M35, 20M07, 68Q45

Expletive agreement, evidentiality, and modality in Logooli

We discuss and analyze two subject agreement markers in Logooli (Bantu, Kenya). We show that e(class 9 subject agreement) and ga(class 6 subject agreement) give rise to a variety of apparently evidential or modal meanings when they occur in constructions translated with “expletive” subjects. We propose a treatment of the Logooli data following Matthewson, Rullmann & Davis’s (2007) and Rullmann,...

Artificially Inducing Close Apposition of Endoplasmic Reticulum and 1 Mitochondria Induces Mitochondrial Fragmentation