| 词汇 | example_english_express |
| 释义 | Examples of expressThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Such a position seems to converge with that of consumers, who have expressed some willingness for such a preference31. Connexin35 : a gap junctional protein expressed preferentially in the skate retina. The steepness (usually expressed as ' e-fold per s millivolts ') is a direct measure of the total charge (z) of this simple voltage sensor. The number of helices is expressed as a fraction of the total number of helices to make the bars comparable between different organisms. All participants expressed a desire to help others. Parents who did not have their own transport, expressed anxiety about taking a sick or feverish child out at night. Most users (47.6%) expressed opinions of pharmacists as being health care rather than business oriented, although one quarter of the sample was not sure. The true generalisations indicated in (106) and (107) are expressed by the rankings in (108a, b). As shown below, these properties are essential in expressing the implicational relations of a hierarchy while allowing the possibility of conflation. As an example, the vowel-sonority hierarchy in (1) is expressed as a feature [sonority] with the values in (5). There is hierarchical expression in both species leading to variant antigens being expressed in sequence in an infection. About 20 people expressed an interest in participating. Reserves are the solvency margin expressed as a share of total assets. The parasite switch rate is defined as the rate at which an expressed var gene is switched off and another switched on. Subjects overwhelmingly expressed comfort with the process and desire to continue with therapy. Clinically the experience of staff and family was that she was, in reality, expressing feelings better. Cysts were enumerated using a haemocytometer and expressed as the number of cysts per gram of faeces. At the same time, his prejudices - to present-day mores, crude and racial - were openly expressed. What people do with words is purposeful and expresses their knowledge of each other and of their environment. The translation between the two frames is expressed by a 3 components vector. All these terms are expressed with respect to a same body-fixed frame. They proved that bisimulation is expressed through a span of open maps (in the suitable category). Dystroglycan represents such a potential receptor, and is expressed on oligodendrocytes. Differentially expressed genes were further analyzed in detail by in-situ hybridization and immunofluorescence studies. Differentially expressed genes were grouped into functional groups using the pathway architect software. Conversely, however, a picture can illustrate an item of information without expressing every aspect of it. The music imitates a general feeling implicit but not expressed in the words, latent but not manifest. In sentence 4, there is no uncertainty or evaluation expressed toward the speaking event. The error has, admittedly, been expressed only rarely as a proposition - in a form, that is, that would reveal its weakness. Consider the clause expressed in lines 1-8. They recognize that the social hierarchy is expressed in linguistic variation. We now have the fluid force density expressed in terms of the electromagnetic field tensor only. While women's focus is on the recipient's language, men aim at expressing a social identity, paying less attention to contextual factors. I expressed to him my doubts about publication. A specific set of intransitive verbs of motion and intransitive verbs expressing a state was selected. The following examples illustrate expressed subjects in this context. Put another way, only properties that are in fact preserved can be expressed by object specifications. The synchronisation constraints are expressed in a language that involves services and their parameters. Note that a word that can be expressed as an n -overlap may not have an expression as a leftmost n -overlap. The results that follow will show that every type can be expressed as an intersection of normal types. We can now prove that every type can be expressed as a finite intersection of normal types. Now it remains to know what this relation expresses by comparing it with the previous ones. However, the suffix -om expresses not only preposi tional case but also masculine or neuter gender, which it receives from the noun. However, concern has been expressed about the adequacy of this approach as a way of accounting for specific instances of language alternation. Conversely, men stand to gain little by expressing empathy with an apology. In this model of translation, meaning is free-standing, expressed differentially by various coding systems. Graph-rewriting lexical choice is most useful in multilingual generation, when the same conceptual content must be expressed in different languages. All the examples for language-internal inconsistencies mentioned in the previous section actually can and need to be expressed as preferences. Language generation is used to produce a natural language text expressing the system's input data, and speech generation is used to make this text audible. Given a sentence, the possible segmentations are expressed as a form of lattice. Step i is expressed by the head of the previous clause. Later, it is expressed in the mesectodermal, but not neuronal or glial, derivatives of midbrain and hindbrain neural crest. Values are expressed as the mean+s. e. m. of three different experiments. Using immunohistochemical techniques, we show that the three isoforms are expressed differentially in the sciatic nerve. In addition, they are sensitive to neuronal activity by expressing various transmitter receptors. Clearance of apoptotic neurons without inflammation by microglial triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cells-2. Direction is expressed in azimuth and elevation angles in degrees. A model is given that expresses and investigates relationships between agents' mental states and actions. Similarly, hierarchical classification can be expressed using multiple iterators with different features. The guiding substitution principle can be expressed as a property of this formal system and also proved by induction over the structure of derivations. The guiding substitution principles can be expressed as a property. The oxymoron 'logic plus control' expresses the abnegation of such a natural identification. As far as we know, this property cannot be expressed by term rewriting rules. The assignment represented by equation (4) expresses a causality requirement that must be implemented in order to realise computations. Salons, and the sociability of high society that they expressed and facilitated, were ideally suited for this. Learners generally expressed positive opinions concerning their level of language competence. Both individuals' wages and the unemployment rate are expressed as deviations from quadratic time trends to focus on cyclical components of the two variables. The organization in the kyoojukai, in contrast, blocked participants from directly expressing opposition to each other. The restriction of our approach is that it is based on a fixed strategy of parallelism expressed by the homomorphy property. The views expressed are the personal views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the institutions to which they belong. Within this outline, the new building expresses itself boldly. The opinions expressed here are, however, my own. Participants were asked to circle the letter of the choice that best expressed the proverb's meaning. Different regions are thus likely to have distinguishable isotopic "signatures," which are then expressed in the bones and teeth of the people living in them. The internal coherence and identity of the group may be expressed architecturally. He also expressed concern that we did not consider the role of social relationships in our account of social behavior. Two other individuals were placed complete near the center of the chamber, also with their arms tied, expressing subordination. D.... expressed interest and concern in your well-being ? In practice, the degree to which these can be expressed as a function of points and other input variables deserves further research. The question focus is a word, or a sequence of words, that describe the user's information needs that are expressed in the question. How are love and desire expressed, by whom and for whom? The collaboration between an orator's craft orthopraxis and the particular tempus or ' occasion' is expressed in delivery, known as actio or pronunciatio in rhetorical teaching. Still, for each, music has the potentiality of expressing the feelings, values and ideas of a people. A large amount of research has also addressed possible abnormalities in the perception of facially expressed emotions in autism and schizophrenia. The imaging outcome is expressed in light of the model used and is interpreted accordingly. Outcomes were death, mental state, relapse, re-admission, burden, expressed emotion, medication compliance and acceptability of treatment. Subsequently, several other subunit genes have been identified and shown to be expressed in brain and peripheral tissues. Here we show a similar trend following detection of homology to expressed genes in other nematode species. The main objective of this article is to explore one method for ranking genes in order of likelihood of being differentially expressed. Their data showed the retained wild-type allele in these tumours was expressed normally and suggested it had a normal wild-type conformation. The results indicate that both genes are expressed during growth. The correlation coefficient used to estimate the best value of the exponent - in is expressed as: with the operator ö giving the median absolute deviation. Finally, many rhythmic phenotypes expressed in flies can occur on different time scales. However, the level of genes constitutively expressed by various subsets of mononuclear cells did not change significantly within the tumor microenvironment. Particularly in its fifth section, he expresses a feeling of joy in recapturing the past that is too intense to dismiss as nostalgia. The concept of postal density conveniently expresses the cost consequences of both multi-address buildings and multi-address kiosks. Each commits himself to give: each, it follows, expresses his readiness to receive. They may coin a new word because they find there is no established one that expresses just what they wish to convey on that occasion. Whether this is the only option for expressing reversal is unclear. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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