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He demonstrates that the exocentric nature of all bahuvrihi compounds is motivated by the metonymy of CHARACTERISTIC PROPERTY FOR CATEGORY.

The two possibilities are Tatpurusa (dependent determinative: "artha of a person") and Bahuvrihi (possessive or exocentric: "[an object or act] whose artha is a person"), with the added possibility that in its usage in Mimamsa it may be what the grammarians call Nityasamasa.

He became egocentric, not exocentric. The weak were at man's mercy -- from the weakest members of the human race to that of nonhuman creatures.

(ii) Exocentric (from periphery to center): could mimic urban rush hour in the morning

Gender Year 4 5 Male Year 3 5 4 Male + 1 Female Year 2 3 Male Year 1 3 2 Male + 1Female High School Year 3 2 Male Middle School Year 2 1 Female Year 1 1 Female Table 2: Case Matrix Tree Node Nodes Self assessment reliable 1 not bad 2 introverted 1 inferior 1 inconsistent 6 extreme 1 exocentric 1 elegant indifference 1 different from others 1 compromised 1 cold, unemotional 1 careless, unorganized 1 boring 1 ashamed 1

Lymphoma at the ileocecal region is seen as pliable and long symmetric thickening, polypoidal lesion, or exocentric mass with no or minimal fat stranding.

A Copulative Compounds, B Determinative compounds, and C Exocentric compounds.

The tracking error of Fresnel reflectors could be affected by time, mirror exocentric structure, collector orientation, height of absorbers, axis position, solar altitude angle, and so on.

The compound types include endocentric exocentric copulative postpositional and verbal compounds.

When a sketch of the conventional topographic map was requested, the same features were represented in exocentric view (Figure 4).

This application allows the user to experience the environment both from an exocentric overview (e.g., a map) and an egocentric (user-based perspective) "view" [33].