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(of verse) having a metric system based on stress rather than syllables or quantity

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One of them is accentually strong and is used to derive adverbs from nouns denoting nationality: tatarla 'in Tatar; in the Tatar way', rusla 'in Russian; in the Russian way'.

Morphophonological nature of Mari accentuation as viewed from the Uralic perspective

"Otherwise the alternative is that the surviving members of the trust could have open-ended liability and would not have a way to accentually budget for their obligations going forward."

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The trained groups, especially CS and CH showed several morphological alterations: splitting, basophily, hypertrophy and muscle fiber with small diameter, like denervation condition; muscle fibers in phagocytosis process, accentually in both continuous groups (normal and hypercaloric) were observed.

The effect of the aerobic training on morphological and histochemical characteristics of tibial anterior muscle in rats fed with high fat diet/Efecto de un programa de entrenamiento aerobico sobre las caracteristicas histologicas y morfologicas del musculo tibial anterior de ratas alimentadascon dietas elevadas en grasa

In reading the poems accentually rather than syllabically, O Riordain is perhaps seeing them through the lens of post-Classical accentual traditional verse.

The shock of the old: translating early Irish poetry into Modern Irish

He piles emphasis upon "in," an insubstantial preposition that would normally be overwhelmed by the accentually mightier "thoughts" and "groans." Long after the posthumous publication of this sonnet, readers have continued to identify the tension between Hopkins' inscription and the aural fiber of the words.

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