| 词汇 | example_english_fragility |
| 释义 | Examples of fragilityThese 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 diverse symptoms of schizophrenia, including perceptual, cognitive, and social impairments, may have arisen as a consequence of the developmental fragility of these complex networks. How can one not see in this fragility of the voices present, the very picture of doubt, even, and of scepticism? Yet by the mideighteenth century this fragility was no longer confined to the court. To point to this fragility in relation to other masculinities is not to deny middle-class men's social power over women or the lower classes. Research based statistics, if presented at all, frequently pertain to fragility fractures. By supposing that there are infinite utilities, the concepts of robustness and fragility are rendered useless as ways of distinguishing between prudential decisions. While seeming, temporarily, to have reinforced the mythology of manliness, did they not, in the end, bear witness to the extreme fragility of masculine identity? Clinical symptoms comprise trauma-induced skin fragility and ectodermal dysplasia affecting hair, nails and sweat glands. At the same time old problems, such as the fatal connection between social deprivation and family fragility, show few signs of going away. The result was that the fragility of their alliance with the state was pitilessly exposed. Maximal fragility would exclude the possibility of an event coming in more than one version. They explain this selective fragility as the interaction of language with the impaired non-linguistic spatial system. The nature of instability and fragility is partly what brings about the internal risk. A second compromise would be to recognize the complementary roles of public health and clinical professionals toward the common objective of preventing fragility fractures. Compromises must be negotiated between the different stakeholders and biomedical disciplines to achieve efficiency and accessibility in the reduction of fragility fractures. The fragility of acid paper has created both a disaster and an opportunity of monumental proportions. That one side can readily blame the other like this already indicates the fragility of the relationship through which communication can go awry. However, even as they took charge in this manner, participants were sometimes acutely aware of the fragility of their control. Presumably the mucin coats deposited during this study were not adequate to offset this fragility. As her title declares, the knowledge is of the fragility of goodness in the face of conflicting duties or even at the hands of fate. Is there a way of retaining infinite utilities and, yet, circumventing the problem of decision-fragility and, more generally, the many-theologies problem ? This obsession for light, linked to baroque culture, co-operated with the ephemeral architecture to increase the sense of fragility and escape from reality. Bifolia were too large to be easily bound, and their fragility symbolises their ephemeral nature. And the growing fragility of conjugal ties in all generations, which is an aspect of modern libertarianism, has mixed results. Versailles, built to project the power and grandeur of the absolute monarchy, soon came to symbolize its fragility. 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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