predicatively

Almost all adjectives in Irish can be used either predicatively or attributively.

When used predicatively, adjectives are also marked for number (see adjective marking).

In Hungarian adverbs can be used predicatively with van.

The copula is present if the superlative is used predicatively.

When using nouns predicatively, the subject prefixes are simply added to the noun root:

Adjectives are employed predicatively and attributively.

These are used only predicatively:

Adjectives and adjective phrases function in two basic ways in clauses, either attributively or predicatively.

That is, they have no natures, but are (referentially) or have (predicatively) histories, narratized careers.

O'odham adjectives can act both attributively modifying nouns and predicatively as verbs, with no change in form.

Packaging or sequencing produces an image of the application in a way that orders delivery or predicatively optimizes delivery to the client.

Statistics can be used to predicatively create art, as in the statistical or stochastic music invented by Iannis Xenakis, where the music is performance-specific.

When used predicatively, Mizo adjectives are syntactically verbs, being usually preceded by the subject pronoun clitics, as in:

Bod "be" is used for a number of constructions, including equating two noun phrases, using adjectives predicatively, and forming a wide range of grammatical tenses.

(The only exception is the copula, which is da or desu when used predicatively and na when used attributively.)

Adjectives used attributively precede the noun; used predicatively, they follow, unless something other than word-order shows that they are being used predicatively:

ACA can be thought of as a framework of predicative mathematics, although there are predicatively provable theorems that are not provable in ACA.

When used predicatively, verbs in their imperfective form are commonly appended particles such as ど do and が ga in order to add more emphasis to the statement being said.

The Feferman-Schütte ordinal is important because, in a sense that is complicated to make precise, it is the smallest (infinite) ordinal that cannot be ("predicatively") described using smaller ordinals.

Adjectives may be used attributively, as part of a noun phrase (nearly always preceding the noun they modify), as in the big house, or predicatively, as in the house is big.

The forms naing, maing, yaing etc. also function predicatively (as equivalents of English possessive pronouns), as in Naming puus naing "That cat is mine".

Methods of statistics may be used predicatively in performance art, as in a card trick based on a Markov process that only works some of the time, the occasion of which can be predicted using statistical methodology.

This suggests their motor commands do not predicatively compensate for interaction torques inherent in multi-joint motion (Bastian et al. 1996/2000; Goodkin et al. 1993; Topka et al. 1998).

Likewise, there is no reason why adjectives which are restrictive in attributive position should not be acceptable if used, say, predicatively with the same nouns; only in that case, we do not normally expect them to have a restrictive value.

(Not all adjectives and adverbs are necessarily modifiers, however; an adjective will normally be considered a modifier when used attributively, but not when used predicatively - compare the examples with the adjective red at the start of this article.)