nominalized

General Motors But, Mr. Neil writes, The world is full of nominalized, fully rational cars with perfectly fitted convertible tops.

Ragtop Road Monster 2011

The world is full of nominalized, fully rational cars with perfectly fitted convertible tops.

A Genuine Ragtop Road Monster, Leaks and All Dan Neil 2011

Finally, it's worth noting that proponents of easy-road nominalism do not prefer their view to Field's simply because it's “easier”, or because it doesn't involve a commitment to the controversial claim that our empirical theories can be nominalized.

Fictionalism in the Philosophy of Mathematics Balaguer, Mark 2008

Field tries to establish this thesis by arguing that our empirical theories can be nominalized, i.e., reformulated in a way that avoids reference to, and existential quantification over, abstract objects.

Fictionalism in the Philosophy of Mathematics Balaguer, Mark 2008

The nominalized infinitive is also used for 'happening(s), event(s)'.

enowning enowning 2007

The nominalized infinitive is also used for 'happening(s), event(s)'.

Archive 2007-06-01 enowning 2007

Matters are complicated by the fact that any predicate can be nominalized into the subject term of the sentence: “X is M” is equivalent to

Moral Anti-Realism Joyce, Richard 2007

Here is Quine and Goodman's (1947 p. 180) nominalized version of “There are more cats than dogs”: “Every individual that contains a bit of each cat is bigger than some individual that contains a bit of each dog” where a bit “is an object that is just as big as the smallest animal among all cats and dogs”.

Types and Tokens Wetzel, Linda 2006

” It may be definitely nominalized or verbalized by the affixing of elements that are exclusively nominal or verbal in force.

Chapter 6. Types of Linguistic Structure 1921

It may still be nominalized; inikwihl’minih’isit-’i means “the former small fires in the house, the little fires that were once burning in the house.

Chapter 6. Types of Linguistic Structure 1921