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Underlying

What supports the security or instrument that parties agree to exchange in a derivative contract.

Underlying Instrument

A security, commodity, or other asset described in a derivative contact. For example, in an option contract giving the holder the right to buy so many shares of AT&T, the underlying instrument is stock in AT&T. Likewise, in a futures contract on so many barrels of refined oil, the underlying instrument is refined oil.

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/-di/ assimilates voicelessness with underlyingly voiceless consonants.

Phonology of Ganza (Gwami Nana)

(12.) This issue was addressed by Aarts (1991: 575), who analyzed codes for seven underlyingly different structures in OALDCE4, LDOCE2 and COBUILD1.

Coding systems in monolingual English learners' dictionaries: form and utility. (Linguistics)

Codas, on the other hand, are not underlyingly moraic.

Rules or Constraints? A Cross Methodological Comparison of Approaches to 'Syncope' and 'Vowel Shortening' in Cairene Arabic

The verb te 'to come' seems to be underlyingly Falling, a tone that sometimes surfaces when the final vowel is lengthened in discourse, e.g.

A Tasawaq (Northern Songhay, Niger) Text with Grammatical Notes

Crucial to our analysis is the observation that downstepped H tones (!H) in Tiriki alternate not only with underlyingly specified L tones, but also with default L tones assigned to syllables that are underlyingly toneless (O).

Downstep in Tiriki

VH and CH show the same 3/4 property, except: (i) root-control is more prevalent in VH than in CH; (ii) VH is more likely to target a reduced segment (vowel) than CH; (iii) CH may apply to underlyingly contrastive consonants (e.g., /s/ vs.

Directional asymmetries in the morphology and phonology of words, with special reference to Bantu

He chooses to view the apical vowels [Z] and [r] as separate phonemes arising from consonantal prolongation, and treats the zero onset as underlyingly empty but filled by [?], [rj], [y] or [h] through an obligatory onset constraint at the syllable level.

X-slots, feature trees, and the Chinese sound inventory: a twenty-first century take on Mandarin phonological structure.

Phonological duplication is clearly at work in cases like Spokane, illustrated in (2), in which the /e/ repetitive marker is infixed to bases beginning with weak roots, i.e., roots lacking a full vowel underlyingly (2a), but prefixed to bases which are CV-initial (2b) (Black 1996: 210 ff., Bates and Carlson 1998: 655; also cited in Inkelas and Zoll 2005, Yu 2005a: 21, 2007).

The dual theory of reduplication *

For example, Bolozky describes the important finding that most so-called segolates, nouns of the form CVCVC, do not have CVCC alternants and so should not be analyzed as underlyingly monovocalic nouns with an epethen tic second vowel (p.

Phonologies of Asia and Africa (Including the Caucasus). Two vols

I show that apparently bisyllabic inflectional affixes must either be decomposed into different markers or are underlyingly monosyllabic, and develop a ranking of optimality-theoretic alignment constraints implementing the construction algorithm for the phonological word in formal detail.

"Case suffixes", postpositions, and the phonological word in Hungarian *

In LT it is evident that some kind of labial glide is needed underlyingly, but it is by no means the case that all instances of surface [v] can be derived from the same source, i.e., are underlyingly the same, either in LT or in ST.

Intervocalic -v- deletion in Tamil: evidence for aspect as a morphological category