| 词汇 | example_english_face-value |
| 释义 | Examples of face valueThese 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. There is a danger that this appealing vision might obscure significant problems with reintegration if taken at facevalue. In short, assumption (1) seems not to take advantage of linguistic relations among data, and takes the similarity of two contexts at facevalue. It would be naive to take the restructuring of the security forces at facevalue. A number of historians do appear to have taken such pronouncements at facevalue. But this self-presentation cannot be taken at facevalue. Such a methodology is too inductive to be taken at facevalue. Again, the column for max lists the values that the model predicts the authors will find by taking the negative time trend at facevalue. It is important to validate that information further before taking it at facevalue. No, simplistic facevalue seems a better way to interpret the piece. One may now speculate on the location of "the conceptual" in the event generator by considering the terms "background," "basis," and "heart" at facevalue. If we do not take complainants at facevalue, how are we to investigate their claims? At facevalue, the psychophysical data suggest that these may be quite uniformly distributed. The market price of the bonds would be equal to the facevalue of the bonds. Taken at facevalue the statistics seem to suggest a rapid and progressive displacement of traditionally prevalent attitudes which were unfavourable to childbearing outside marriage. I simply accept what their adherents say about the other religions at its facevalue. The calculated ages taken at facevalue clearly are not in conformity with the stratigraphy. Only we can see an issue taking shape around a selection of contributions which, at facevalue, might make strange bedfellows. There seems to be an unusual willingness to accept the statements of government officials at facevalue, however. This does, though, raise the question of how to deal with these sources, which we need to take seriously but not at facevalue. At facevalue, therefore, the findings suggest that intra-family transfers foster gender equalisation. It may be that the dates given the two books in the text of the roman should not be taken at facevalue. The discussion of these problems either seems to accept inconsistent results at facevalue, or favours radiocarbon ages over other information. A cash payment to the care provider has, at facevalue, considerable merit. Similarly, it is easy to take contemporary assertions about appropriate reading material for different social groups at facevalue, rather than as defensive cultural strategies. Evidence in this study of residents ' not wanting to rock the boat ', and of staff accepting such docility at facevalue, confirms other research findings. Another criticised architects for taking information too much at facevalue without delving further into it. Rather, researchers tend to take normative claims about irrationality at facevalue or accept these by authority, not by an analysis of the problem. Such readers are urged to accept the indicated judgements at facevalue for the sake of discussion. Taken at facevalue, this is unremarkable and logically necessary. The loss given default is equal to the difference between the facevalue of the loan or the bond and the recovered value. The reader has to accept the statements at facevalue. The coupon rate at time t can be interpreted as the interest pay on the facevalue of the bond at time t. The two coupons sum to the original $15,000.00 per million facevalue. Should a psychiatrist refrain from disbelieving (parts of) a story and take the history at facevalue? Provided the models are not taken at facevalue, there are few concerns. If the ages are taken at facevalue, a hiatus of about 80 ka between the eruption of the two flows is indicated. He makes a series of judgments which, at facevalue, are difficult to reconcile. Too often he takes his evidence at facevalue. If we simply take individuals' assessments at facevalue, then social or private insurance encounters moral hazard. Note that at facevalue the left and right panels look qualitatively similar. Perhaps the music also deliberately employed the 'tell it like it is' approach, simply reflecting at facevalue the images it accompanied. Importantly, he is willing to approach it critically - for instance, not taking the oral testimonies at facevalue. But the mere possibility of that risk requires that we do not take their alignments with anti-hegemonic critical-theoretical values at facevalue. Moreover, analysis indicates that the item behaves as one would expect if taken at facevalue. To take at facevalue any official developed country policy statement about the importance of democratic government in a developing country would be naive. For these and other reasons, we cannot take these figures at facevalue to estimate area of farmland in the provinces. To what extent should they be taken at facevalue, and how can we separate fact from fiction here? Taken at facevalue, however, it is nonsense, on both philosophical and psychological grounds. When read thus, the reformers' accusations of immorality and lax discipline cannot be taken at facevalue. Instead, he maintains, we should take at facevalue the statements of early moderns about their religious beliefs. Then they proceed to take verbal report data pretty much at facevalue. Taken at facevalue, these data suggest a modest decline in fitness of about 0.3 % per generation. This last result should not be taken at facevalue, however, because, evidently, the present analysis ceases to apply when the interfacial tension becomes small. Rather than taking organisations at facevalue, we have to ask and observe how their claims and performances acquire meaning in practice. But it is virtually impossible to address them properly, if one takes the thesis of local autonomy at facevalue. Experience has taught her that promises of reform cannot be taken at facevalue. A currency premium exists if currency is worth more than deposits having an equal facevalue. Taken at facevalue, it certainly is not. That economic power should drive technology diffusion is simple enough that it may be taken at facevalue. Taken at facevalue, (1) may look not so much a striking truth about language but something more like a patent falsehood. If the notation is taken at facevalue the voices will end at different moments, the upper voices one breve earlier than the tenor. While at facevalue this exercise appears to concern perspectival alone, the student drawings extend far beyond perspective as a graphic form. However, for the time being it is useful to take the claim of a correlation with general intelligence at facevalue. This analysis should be a warning that verbal descriptions of communicative interactions should not be taken at their facevalue. They may assume, incorrectly, that a financial conflict is evidence at facevalue that an individual is incapable of producing unbiased information. At facevalue there may be difficulties in developing egalitarian practices if practitioners are all younger people. It is standard practice in palliative care to accept patients' declarations about their pains at facevalue. Governance is not, at facevalue anyway, one of these. As far as verb class is concerned, at facevalue, the two varieties appear to be divergent. The second is the highly ideological, and hence problematic, character of the elite/popular distinction, which cannot be taken at facevalue. At facevalue, perhaps, that may be the case, but this would be a rather superficial interpretation of reality. Such idealised statements about a former president and an influential journalist cannot be accepted at facevalue, but nonetheless reveal significant clues to morality. Analyzing people's needs and introducing products to them may jeopardize their positive facevalue of being liked by someone. We use "launder" in the sense of "to launder money," which is to obscure the source of money without changing its facevalue. These are high quality teaching materials which work at a number of levels, including the facevalue of simply reading them. If this statement is to be taken at facevalue, it represents a misunderstanding of the role of statistics in empirical inquiry. We cannot take these accounts at facevalue, of course, for more than two centuries had lapsed since the events that they ostensibly recorded. Too many researchers, one suspects, accept at facevalue the interpretations which they hear regularly from others, and which tally with their own direct sense of change. However, he has not the experience in dealing with the multiple problems inherent in ancient sources, and often takes information at facevalue without putting it into context. In fact, for quite some time they took these stereotypes at facevalue and worked hard to overcome them, thereby endangering what was left of their social and cultural heritage. On facevalue this might act as a disincentive to research because the need to obtain several approvals would interfere with the normal scholarly processes such as peer review. Few if any of his words can be taken at facevalue, in light of the ruse he is perpetrating, but even if insincere they are cutting. This means that if an attempt has to be made to estimate rice production, the official yield statistics have to be taken at their facevalue. It is important to point out that all of them accept the claims made by a few high-profile biologists at facevalue rather than treating them with proper skepticism. The ' subjective school ' similarly tends to take the archival (in this case, private as opposed to public in the case of the ' resistance school ') documents at facevalue. Finally, under the central banking mechanism, currency premium no longer exists in the sense that currency is worth the same as deposits having an equal facevalue. We had a few hard cases, but on the whole most defense attorneys did not know anything about fingerprints and accepted almost everything we said at facevalue without question. The layman may well be pardoned if he takes these technical terms at their facevalue, but the resultant confusion may have disastrous effects' (1933, 410). The display of such sentiment was entirely conventional, and it is unlikely, therefore, that these dedicatory epistles were read unequivocally or naively at facevalue by contemporaneous readers. This may be due to the fact that they were unaware of its invitation to think it through rather than to take it at facevalue. In short, the naturalness of her demeanour, coupled with the compelling quality of her sorrow, invites us to accept what we see and hear at facevalue. Yet he repeatedly borrows from these documents empty formulaic terms, such as ' reactionaries ' or ' white guards ', that cannot be taken at facevalue and require critical contextual evaluation. When scholars look at legislative provisions in isolation, or take legislative provisions at face value, they are likely to develop misleading assessments of the impact of the courts. 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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