| 词汇 | example_english_favourably |
| 释义 | Examples of favourablyThese 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. They are favourably inclined towards "expressive rationality" and team motivation and call for new directions. The book itself has been widely and favourably reviewed in various media, although some academic reviewers have been less generous. The scholar is compared favourably with that other notoriously frivolous and unproductive cultural figure, the poet. Many of them make use of improved agricultural methods and respond favourably to planned programmes of development. He favourably contrasts networked forms of governance to state hierarchies and markets. In an early attempt to allocate these areas to households, users found there was too little value in it for them to be favourably administered. At the time, this image was received favourably, often by those very people who were scandalized by the extent of the scandals uncovered after 1992. Various sections of this powerful innkeepers' confederation, especially those of the capital, responded favourably. These results correspond favourably with the current investigation for all the seasons investigated. The analytical results for the metastable dynamics compare very favourably over a very long time interval with results obtained from a full finite-difference calculation. It may be true psychologically that a philosopher accepts a theorem because he 'likes' it, or because he 'judges it favourably'. Two patients with loss of arterial pulse responded favourably to treatment with heparin and streptokinase. In other words, the volume does not compare favourably with field guides at large. These results are favourably compared to literature data on film thickness. Patients viewed the group education favourably, and assessment demonstrated improvement in knowledge about warfarin in the educational areas addressed. Only children also compared favourably with all those with sibs. The divide and conquer approach, mentioned above, can be specialized to this problem and compares favourably to these methods, if performed with care. It should not need pointing out that these numbers compare very favourably with the use of intravenous thrombolysis for acute myocardial infarction. This would allow the identification of genes that act favourably on all traits of interest, either positively or negatively correlated traits. With this background, he regarded constancy, and the stoic inheritance in general, favourably but not uncritically. The formulae involve only vector additions, inner products and trigonometric functions (comparing favourably with previous formulae in ref. [16] using exponentials of skew-symmetric matrices). This time the legislators seemed more favourably inclined. Many of them can compete favourably with multinational corporations and state-owned enterprises in terms of machinery, quantity and quality of manpower, and degree of bureaucratisation. From a cultural point of view, an heir-pubilla marriage was not considered favourably, as it posited the disappearance of one of the two houses. They also noted that older subjects consistently rated speech recognition systems more favourably than younger subjects. 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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