transflexion

English

Noun

transflexion (countable and uncountable, plural transflexions)

Alternative form of transflection
1. Type of spectroscopic measurement.
  - 2005, Sidney Walter Reginald Cox, Precision Livestock Farming '05, →ISBN, page 236:
    The measurement mode follows the principles of transflexion. For this purpose the cell is backed with a ceramic disc opposite the measuring head, along with the light source and the diode-array detector.
  - 2016, D Riechers, & C Grimm, Transflexion probe and transflective sensor, US Patent 9,377,411:
    The invention relates to a transflexion probe for carrying out a transflexion measurement on a liquid located in a vessel, comprising a probe shaft which is provided with a light guide path in its interior and at whose front end there is arranged an open flow chamber with a reflective plate opposite the front end face of the probe shaft.
  - 2017 January, Stefan Junne & Johannes Kabisch, “Fueling the future with biomass: processes and pathways for a sustainable supply of hydrocarbon fuels and biogas”, in Engineering in Life Sciences, volume 17, number 1:
    The TENIRS system is based on transflexion, a combination of transmission and reflectance, and requires the utilization of a transmission vial for the scanning process.
2. (linguistics) Word-formation technique.
  - 2000, Pavol Štekauer, “Beheading the word? Please, stop the execution”, in Folia Linguistica, volume 34, number 3:
    An interesting case is posed by Slovak transflexion which consists of employing an inflectional morpheme (or, better, the whole paradigm it stands for) in the word-formation role (ape -» to ape vs. opica —> opicif sä where -if is an infinitive-forming morpheme) ...
  - 2014, Rochelle Lieber & ‎Pavol Stekauer, The Oxford Handbook of Derivational Morphology, →ISBN:
    So, for example, Waszakowa (1993) and Szymanek (2010) speak about paradigmatic derivation, and Dokulil (1962) about transflexion.
  - 2017, L Körtvélyessy, Essentials of Language Typology:
    Both conversion and transflexion represent non-affixal procedures of coining new complex words.

单词	transflexion
释义	transflexion English Noun transflexion (countable and uncountable, plural transflexions) Alternative form of transflection Type of spectroscopic measurement. 2005, Sidney Walter Reginald Cox, Precision Livestock Farming '05, →ISBN, page 236: The measurement mode follows the principles of transflexion. For this purpose the cell is backed with a ceramic disc opposite the measuring head, along with the light source and the diode-array detector. 2016, D Riechers, & C Grimm, Transflexion probe and transflective sensor, US Patent 9,377,411: The invention relates to a transflexion probe for carrying out a transflexion measurement on a liquid located in a vessel, comprising a probe shaft which is provided with a light guide path in its interior and at whose front end there is arranged an open flow chamber with a reflective plate opposite the front end face of the probe shaft. 2017 January, Stefan Junne & Johannes Kabisch, “Fueling the future with biomass: processes and pathways for a sustainable supply of hydrocarbon fuels and biogas”, in Engineering in Life Sciences, volume 17, number 1: The TENIRS system is based on transflexion, a combination of transmission and reflectance, and requires the utilization of a transmission vial for the scanning process. (linguistics) Word-formation technique. 2000, Pavol Štekauer, “Beheading the word? Please, stop the execution”, in Folia Linguistica, volume 34, number 3: An interesting case is posed by Slovak transflexion which consists of employing an inflectional morpheme (or, better, the whole paradigm it stands for) in the word-formation role (ape -» to ape vs. opica —> opicif sä where -if is an infinitive-forming morpheme) ... 2014, Rochelle Lieber & ‎Pavol Stekauer, The Oxford Handbook of Derivational Morphology, →ISBN: So, for example, Waszakowa (1993) and Szymanek (2010) speak about paradigmatic derivation, and Dokulil (1962) about transflexion. 2017, L Körtvélyessy, Essentials of Language Typology: Both conversion and transflexion represent non-affixal procedures of coining new complex words.
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