| 词汇 | example_english_faithfully |
| 释义 | Examples of faithfullyThese 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 skeletons of non-photosymbiotic corals appear to show no isotopic fractionation, and so faithfully record sea-water temperature changes. The thus-created blue dye is neutrally buoyant and faithfully follows the fluid motion. Urging physicians to serve society better by serving individuals just a bit less faithfully is a distinctly bad idea, and hardly new. They would then faithfully reflect these everyday meanings. In pieces using real-time transformations, the electronic part is often metaphorically compared with a shade following its master more or less faithfully. In order for 3 to represent faithfully the content of the relevant belief, it must respect the constraints of referential opacity. Since every jump passes through the tiny interpreter, it faithfully records the address of the code block containing the fatal jump. Restricting ourselves to injective morphisms is technically convenient because it ensures that all paths are faithfully preserved by morphisms. The point of this is that the circuit diagrams fully and faithfully capture the categorical structure. The chapters do not always agree with each other's conclusions, but in this way they faithfully trace the quite varied outcomes of the same formula. We conclude therefore that our best simulation captures the spatial proper ties of arrays of b-cells faithfully. In lateral undulation, each link of the mobile mechanism faithfully follows the path taken by the leading link. Moreover, the behaviour observed while the feet contact the ground seems to represent faithfully the real system. He faithfully tilled his fields, modestly built his houses... On every page there are biblical allusions, which are faithfully identified. While all the candidates we are considering faithfully parse all features of the input, they also include features not in the input. Moreover, it is an abstract correspondence that faithfully captures a single geometric situation of connection between two processes. We show, in a general setting, that these two are faithfully embeddable in each other. If he had pursued this idea further, he would have rendered more faithfully the actual complexity of the history. Interestingly, new court decisions are also faithfully incorporated. In constructing an asylum, it was important to reproduce as faithfully as possible the conditions of normal daily life. A good schoolteacher always wants her students to faithfully learn what the text books say. Moreover, our abstraction is exact in the sense that it models faithfully the emission of frames by stations. The response mode of the thalamic relay cell could then be switched to tonic so that the new information is analyzed more faithfully. Many agronomists, faithfully echoed by agricultural historians, reckon that sharecropping hampers technical progress. In all but four cases, the intervention steps were faithfully implemented with at least 90% accuracy. However, the actual content must have reflected local conditions faithfully and dealt with urgent matters. On the whole, the recruits were law-abiding and served their new masters faithfully. Collaborationist organisations faithfully relayed the propaganda of the occupying power. Within this vast ®eld, there is also a sub-genre of intricately detailed and faithfully reconstructed histories of individual makes and models. The model faithfully reproduces many of the features associated with avascular solid tumour growth such as evolution to a stable, structured steady state. Correspondence is measured in terms of how faithfully the respective entities reproduce each other's properties. However, the more important question for present purposes is whether it faithfully reproduces the dynamic response of the bubble in a time-dependent flow. To start with, note that the determinant condition and the condition to be totally isotropic can both be checked after faithfully flat base change. As explained in section 3, we disagree with deref because the axiom does not faithfully reflect the intensional behaviour of a call-by-need machine. Other question reformulations are asser ted more forcefully, as if they were faithfully preserving the essence of the original question. First, we deal with untyped terms, ensuring that reductions are faithfully mimicked in the -calculus. Instead, we will faithfully maintain var for every occurrence of a record. 3 to permit [mes.mara] to surface faithfully, rather than as *[men.sara] or *[mes.sara]. The newly emerging medicine of systematic correspondence faithfully reflected this newly established national economy. In cases where the simplified expressions do not describe the physics faithfully, more general but computationally slower ones are available. Subsequent in vitro studies have been designed to reproduce more faithfully the spatial relationships of thalamic projection nuclei and their cortical targets. Absolutely crucial, if these efforts were to succeed, was that her children faithfully reproduce in their words the reality that they knew. Since their stated goal was to capture natural, authentic speech, we assume that the folklorists instructed the transcribers to render it as faithfully as possible. I have argued that presidents face similar delegation problems as legislators: they cannot trust that their bureaucratic agents will share their preferences or faithfully implement their favoured policies. The above definition results from our biologically inspired approach to the problem in the sense where each section of the snake's body faithfully follows the path taken by the head. Such a ranking ensures that the underlying height of a vowel in the initial syllable is always faithfully reproduced on the surface, regardless of its markedness. The geometrical form of computations expresses true concurrency faithfully. According to the phenomenologist, the natural sciences remain bound to the natural standpoint in that they faithfully accept, without examination, a belief in the exterior world. The actual performance of the liturgy and the establishment of a tradition which can be perpetuated faithfully year after year is in itself an enormous achievement. The two are, of course, interrelated as instrumentation tends to argue for a particular sound and judges' decisions are based on the artists' ability to render that sound faithfully. There is also an attentive but indulgent audience that misreads this subtle exploitation as a socially-appropriate act of acknowledgment, and then faithfully registers their approval at the voting booth. Although they are not 'realised' in his edition, he faithfully circles the note with which the figure begins, thus making all of them easy to spot. The list of items in table 1 was compiled in an attempt to illustrate the wide spectrum of possibilities rather than to faithfully reflect the quantitative patterns. From the programmer's point of view it does not matter which garbage collection technique is used, since the profiler will faithfully reflect the actual space utilisation of the program. Call-by-name evaluation can also be used to optimize the performance of a program, and indeed the lexical profiler proposed in section 3 faithfully reports performance gains due to call-by-name evaluation. In fact, (4.3.2) is even faithfully flat. Under this system, the courts do not have any legislative power and all they are supposed to do is faithfully to apply the written legal regulations. While this may faithfully reflect the actual process of research as it was being car ried out, it seems somewhat pointless to incor porate it in a written account. The thalamus has long been seen as a simple, machine-like relay that faithfully passes information from subcortical pathways to the cortex, where the real processing was thought to begin. Although historical consciousness takes formation through the experience of events over time, it does not necessarily follow that awareness of the past faithfully reproduces the facts of those happenings. Our testing model, in which comparison test results faithfully describe the same or different fault status of tested processors (same or different node colours) can be justified by another scenario. They do discuss in general terms, however, physicians' ethical duty to respect other persons, to faithfully discharge any fiduciary responsibility, to be truthful, and to provide effective supervision to trainees. Conversation analysts in the early days of the approach sought to develop a complete convention that would faithfully represent relevant features of the actual interaction in the original context. The bicheiro would inform the players which animal had won, and, almost invariably, would faithfully pay them if they had selected the lucky animal and corresponding number. If his ideas are reflected in this wider body of literature, then we may feel reasonably confident that his approach faithfully records certain features of the phenomenology of aesthetic experience. However, this bias is unjustified because phonology as the level that is fed by mor phology reflects mor phological structure quite faithfully, as will be argued immediately below. While minor variations of the semantic definitions presented here are possible, the semantics given here faithfully represent the intended meanings of the basic constructs of object-oriented languages. They faithfully implemented party policy. In this way, she talks of the need to learn to see faithfully from others' point of view 'even if the other is our own machine'. A large part of the challenge, in the problems modeled as fronts in evolution, consist of defining a suitable speed, which faithfully represents the physical system. Their ability to respond precisely and faithfully to thalamic input would be compromised by a powerful input from layer 3 cells with more complex response properties. Many landlords faithfully and religiously carry out these instructions, resulting in a much improved house and satisfied tenants, but others do not take this trouble. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In my poor judgment, it has faithfully fulfilled a great public trust. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I say that it is right to stand up for the member who faithfully pays his dues year in, year out. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I think we may trust them to continue in the future, as they have done in the past, faithfully to call daily attention to themselves. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Then we are told of turning men out of cottages who have served another faithfully and well. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The result of the work faithfully mirrors their knowledgeable and deeply interested approach. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I ask it equally to take note of the fact that the undertakings given in debate on the subject have been faithfully observed. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We willingly and freely accepted this position, and we shall act loyally and faithfully up to it on all occasions and in every respect. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We faithfully publish the whole of the losses due to enemy action. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 If some of these backward authorities have failed in their duty, is that sufficient reason for penalising others who have carried out their duties faithfully? From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We have faithfully and completely applied that principle in the case of sickness benefit. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Most of those people faithfully carried out the scorched earth policy. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Our eyes are not cameras, our ears are not tape-recorders, faithfully but passively recording what is in the outside world. Also, the presence of infection can very rapidly endanger the lives of those waiting faithfully in the queue for their treatment. The image faithfully represents the things described in the poem. One should also bear in mind that the model only faithfully captures the equilibrium distribution. In fact the circular contour of the tube is faithfully maintained throughout. Then, the departure is fairly abrupt and faithfully replicates the data. A fully voluntary choice is thought to represent faithfully the agent's stable values and attitudes and desires. In this section we present an operational technique that captures the intended semantics faithfully. Real spaces can be simulated faithfully, as is the case if a music is set in a simulated room or hall acoustic. The actors impersonate 'faithfully' without parodying their female counterparts as to do so would only serve to ridicule and belittle their own womenfolk. Thirdly, we show that an embodied simulator can faithfully reproduce these real robots experiments. Conceivably, the use of contraceptives under such conditions may be secretive and the chances are high that the instructions may not be followed faithfully. In the analysis, we require a feature to be more faithfully preserved if it is perceptually more salient. The subsequent chapters can be divided into those that describe faithfully the past dogmas and those that are more challenging. How can we be certain that the scribe copied faithfully and did not modernize the text? 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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