| 词汇 | example_english_extract |
| 释义 | Examples of extractThese 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. The science of extracting useful information from large data sets is usually referred to as 'data mining', sometimes along with 'knowledge discovery'. In the following extracts, participants elucidate the intimacy between parent and child. Using the dynamic depthfirst search algorithm, four rules are extracted as follows. Information was extracted and synthesised using a standard form. Typically, an enterprise developing pharmaceuticals will screen a large number of extracts from different organisms for biological activity. The third factor extracted links together mood swings, skin picking, and argumentativeness. While the various extracts were qualitatively similar, a quantitative difference was evident. Therefore, the syringa extracts appear to have a repellent effect. The information extracted depends on the agent's perception capability, focus of attention, and knowledge of the environment. The extracts below are some of the explicit examples of this. Since the actions are implicitly a part of the representation, they will be naturally extracted as part of the plan. An alternative of extracting market premiums for good environmental practices has had only limited success and is difficult to apply universally to remedy general problems. Such is the situation when the points have been extracted from camera images. Superordinate constructs were extracted to identify the commonality distribution and to avoid intensive processing. All of the data shown in this paper is extracted from an actual industry database. If physical laws extracted from already existing components are used, innovations are limited to only various combinations of the existing components. Information can also be archived in the on-line database and extracted when required. Categories were extracted from the responses and these were assigned a number according to whether named first, second or third. They are also qualities which emerge from the interview extracts with the other orchestral musicians, which are used effectively to support and illustrate the material. The supernatant was extracted with 500 ml of chloroform : isoamyl alcohol (24 : 1) by centrifugation at 14,000 rpm for 20 min to separate the phases. The sample, saturated with sodium chloride, was extracted with 10% of its volume of diethyl ether. Surely the best way to improve is to sing and sing and sing again, not atomistic 'tests' and extracts, but complete pieces of music. Several children expressed a desire to hear the extracts again. In particular, the more 'structure' that the blocks possess, the more information about the dynamics can be extracted. The dower was either extracted before the division of property or not listed as part of the marital assets. When set, the sealant was carefully extracted and orientated as near the plane of the defect as possible. What common elements could be extracted from those situations and taken to constitute the criteria for the use of think? At the second step, we extracted from the texts those meanings (meaning units) that reflected each interviewee's position regarding the different dimensions of gerotranscendence. Devices of reflection and re-scaling are extracted from an architectural context and employed with quirky irreverence in this exhibition of models, drawings and ready-mades. Finally, considering the concentration and drying methods used to prepare extracts, active compounds most likely have little or no volatility and probably a stable nature. He observed that the seams of coal closest to the surface were being mined out, and therefore that the cost of extracting coal was rising. Data were extracted from all available records, with the exception of the data from one normal child who was premature. In case b, the resource is small and extracted in one of the periods only. Thus, onions are a relatively high water requirement crop in terms of absolute water extracted and used on the farm (table 9). Finally, geographic origins can be extracted from personal names. Eigenvalues greater than 1.0 was set to limit the number of factors to be extracted. We also illustrate how our work can assist in extracting local solutions of a certain class of first and second order non-linear partial differential equations. Section 2.4 provides a description of the corpus used and the way the data have been extracted and analysed. However, given the low numbers of sentences with wh-fronting in our extracts, the absence of the null subject may be a sampling accident. However, in both cases the object of the verbal activity is something extracted from the designated thing of the genitive nominals. If such precautions are taken, reliable information can be extracted. Peroxidase activities were measured using crude extracts of plant tissues in the present study. When samples were harvested they were placed in moist polyethylene bags on ice and extracted within 3 h of sampling. In secondary oil recovery, oil is extracted by pumping in water (through injecting wells) and creating pressure which pumps out oil through production wells. I excluded letters which are extracts made nearly a century later in a modernized spelling. The database (to be introduced below) from which the materials for this study were extracted unearths a single pertinent item (aircraftman). In this brief overview of the immune system, we have extracted four examples of selection. Upon completion of the 10th treatment, the balloon is deflated and simply extracted from the patient. What is needed here are clear questions and experimental tests (and not film extracts), and, most of all, statistically processed data. Nonlinear problems without parameters may often be reduced to this format, extracting parameters from the nonlinearity and amplitude-frequency modulation. Extended 3-alkyl steranes and 3-alkyl triaromatic steroids in crude oils and rock extracts. Radiolarians were extracted in the laboratory by hydrofluoric acid leaching. The dye extracted from the indigo is bluer than the plant. The first step is finding and extracting the terms themselves. The lower value of a1 indicates that the boundary layer is less efficient in extracting shear stress from a given amount of turbulent kinetic energy. Further inferences may be extracted from the dimensional arguments. Reduction of the three equations corresponding to (29), (30) and (31) is effected by extracting the tip wedge solution. With a more complex domain, the extracted relationships will also be more complex. The purposes of the feature are then extracted from the remaining causal processes. After the semantics extraction, only the desired design semantics are extracted. However, it is not able to identify relations between extracted terms explicitly and accurately. Where members from different islands "cooperate," simple design models can be extracted from this cooperation. The former assume a constant relationship of some variable, that is easily extracted from data, with some underlying demographic parameter. The planning for such trials and the information to be extracted from them depends upon a correct formulation of the transmission process. Secondly, extensive parallelism can be extracted from the algorithm under investigation. Finally, the method m is extracted from that record. Thus, it seems that the difference between conditions lies in what children extracted from their noticing of the linguistic forms and the visual stimuli. The most logical explanation for this is that extracting words from sentence-final position was easier for the infants than extracting the words from initial position. Once we had coded the transcripts, we extracted all coded lines for detailed analysis. Future work entails the ability to track freely curving seams in three dimensions by extracting information about the surface normal. When an appropriate landmark is found, the symbolic information it can contain (text or icons), is extracted and interpreted using a neural network. Finally, if a landmark is found, symbols are extracted and identified with a classical backpropagation neural network. From the poet's internal landscape, the author extracts impor tant literary and social analyses of a nation in formation. The bibliographies of articles so extracted were scrutinized to identify other potentially relevant articles. A diverse subset of the recognized experts was then selectively extracted to represent a broad range of areas of expertise, scientific institutions and geographic experience. The extent to which an intervention maintained independence was to be assessed by extracting data from the functional status measures used in the studies. After each investigator independently extracted the above information, the results were compared and differences resolved by consensus. Comparisons within studies, such as differences between medical student and resident accuracy, were extracted when available. Two authors reviewed each article for eligibility and extracted data independently. Data were extracted from each database field and coded for analysis. Data were extracted, and methodological and economic quality were assessed. The chitinase concentration in crude extracts may have been insufficient to be effective, or other factors may be required. Fresh tissue samples of the transformed somatic embryos and the four types of control embryos at heart stage were extracted in 80% ethanol. Both samples were extracted twice with 5 ml of diethylether. Each chapter can pretty much stand on its own and would be easily extracted for topical reading in a graduate seminar. Cell-free extracts were obtained by centrifugation in a microcentrifuge. The samples were extracted once with 2.5 ml of n-hexane, which removed the remaining fat (the remaining n-hexane was removed with nitrogen). The infant may be extracting information about odors and their relationship to her predicting behaviors. What form of thought is contained in literary texts, and can it be extracted from them? The longer cases last, and the longer litigants are in suspense as to the outcome, the more money can be extracted from them. Indeed, it acted in some ways as a parasite by extracting resources from the local society and giving virtually nothing in return. The argument is, then, that a greater surplus can be extracted from this sector by not employing its members on a regular wage-earning basis. Samples from pellets of centrifuged cells were used to make crude extracts or were treated for whole-cell lysis. Treated and control cells, and their extracts, were analyzed by indirect immunofluorescence and/or immunoblotting analysis. Thus, a conservative evaluation of confidence levels is called for, limiting useful information that may be extracted from the intensity data. When an article met the criteria for inclusion, the summary statistics were extracted. Qualitative and quantitative study characteristics regarding validity, clinical description of the study population, description of the examination methods, and applicability, were extracted onto data forms. Lipophilic compounds are not extracted in alcohol that would be extracted by olive oil. As a constituent of water, resources of hydrogen are virtually inexhaustible; the problem however is extracting it. 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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