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reflexive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Reflexive, or the
property reflexivity, may
refer to:
Metafiction Reflexivity (grammar):
Reflexive pronoun...
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distinction between the
reflexive types mentioned below,
which he
calls introverted reflexives, and so-called
extroverted reflexives,
which are used for verbs...
- set X {\displaystyle X} is
reflexive if it
relates every element of X {\displaystyle X} to itself. An
example of a
reflexive relation is the
relation "is...
- reference.
Reflexivity may be
expressed by
means of:
reflexive pronouns or
reflexive verbs. The
latter ones may be
constructed with the help of
reflexive affixes...
-
gender or
number where English reflexives do.
Jibun can
further be
bound locally or long
distance where English reflexives must
always occur locally. Although...
- In
algebraic geometry, a
reflexive sheaf is a
coherent sheaf that is
isomorphic to its
second dual (as a
sheaf of modules) via the
canonical map. The...
- In the area of
mathematics known as
functional analysis, a
reflexive space is a
locally convex topological vector space for
which the
canonical evaluation...
- analysis, a
reflexive operator algebra A is an
operator algebra that has
enough invariant subspaces to
characterize it. Formally, A is
reflexive if it is...
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Reflexive control is
control someone has over
their opponent's
decisions by
imposing on them ****umptions that
change the way they act.
Methods of reflexive...
- "intensifiers", or "emphatic
reflexives", or "intensive
reflexives". In many languages, they are
similar or
identical to
reflexive pronouns.
Latin has a dedicated...
