| 词汇 | example_english_inaccessible |
| 释义 | Examples of inaccessibleThese 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. Communication coding methodology has advanced significantly, yet the current systems remain poorly understood and largely inaccessible. Using the somewhat inaccessible result of the general theory, we deduce the explicit expressions for the coupling coefficients of a cold magnetized two-component plasma. The generic context of broadcasting and enter tainment makes this inaccessible information. Then the usual first subrecursively inaccessible ordinal would not be subrecursively inaccessible for the assignment of fundamental sequences considered in this section. The government's new labor institutions also rendered workers inaccessible. In addition, the global prestige of their companies gives them higher social status inaccessible to managers of smaller firms. Mechanical reproduction may unveil hidden aspects of the original and take the copy to formerly inaccessible places. Winning conditions are about the respect for some (usually inaccessible) ideal. In contrast, audience memory becomes devalued as subjective, inaccessible, and disappearing. Thus, a third of the contributions are likely to be inaccessible to many readers. Simulation studies come into their own when the power of the computer is able to lead the researcher into otherwise inaccessible areas of investigation. The first is that every chapter in this volume represents information about signs in different ways, which are often inaccessible to the non-specialist reader. The voice which charms one generation is inaccessible to the next. Others must be gleaned from various scattered papers, or exist mainly in formal languages and are thus inaccessible to non-technical readers. Earlier pieces construct, in cheap, clumsy materials, the inaccessible landscapes viewed from a plane window or the envisaged destination of a journey. His compilations of neologisms remain hidden as lists appended to books and are therefore inaccessible to the general reader. There was one's homeland, living but inaccessible, concrete and yet remote; and there too were the old governances, feared, respected, not yet escaped. An ideal can certainly be inaccessible in time, space or genius; being there not to be imitated but to elevate to light a hope. The first of these studies concluded that set-aside forests may lead to unexpected effects in other forests, such as increased harvesting of currently inaccessible forests. Instead, the child or adult may remember some parts of the event, while other parts remain inaccessible. In the next stage the information becomes temporarily inaccessible under certain conditions, while still retrievable under others. Many attributes of buildings which satisfy needs are too fine or inaccessible to be precisely defined and measured. In the 1920s, in mountainous areas inaccessible to wheeled transport, women raised income by carrying fragile and liquid items from trading stores. Both the state and the state transition functions are inaccessible to the caller. If the patient was inaccessible, friends and family were used as informants. Such movements could translate a particular residue from the pore to a crevice or an inaccessible or differently accessible site. At this point we see little motivation to do so, particularly since it would make the paper inaccessible to many mainstream programmers. Unfortunately, many sources remain inaccessible or are already lost. In contrast, quantities of high molecular weight, biotin-labelled surface proteins increased with greater centrifugal force, indicating labelling of otherwise inaccessible residues. Similarly, although community care teams operated for mental health, these were viewed by some as being inaccessible. A core problem in primary care is that many services continue to be inaccessible for marginalized populations. The condition of fulfillment that precedes the sense of lack created by the empirical self is anterior to language and signification, inaccessible to - consciousness. One can enjoy and learn from the work over and over again, acquiring genuine insights normally inaccessible to those unable to read music. Existing literature may be inaccessible because of the language barrier. Paradise became finally not just inaccessible, but out of this world. Surely the difference between these cannot matter if the information about how the toss lands is equally inaccessible to you in both cases? Second, these cases provide us with an otherwise potentially inaccessible glimpse of what the metropolitan commissioners wanted to do and especially of policy changes. Intellectually inaccessible to the uneducated, it retained an elitist character that favored restrictive conditions, including surveillance of visitors who entered the galleries of natural history. Their forests of footnotes are nothing but self-references leading back to previous unverifiable assertions made by themselves in long-inaccessible publications. All the right curves in an island hummingbird, the shape of the female's bill enables her to feast on local flora inaccessible to the male. In the final stage of language attrition, the linguistic information becomes completely inaccessible. Admittedly throughout the year the majority of mites are ensconced within the bulbs in positions inaccessible to either spray fluid or fumigant. Economically they linked coastal areas with hinterlands that until then had remained inaccessible because of a lack of rivers. The power of appropriate retrieval cues to recover formerly inaccessible memories is an analogue of repression but without the psychodynamic baggage of repression theory. Furthermore, the late instar larvae thriving inside the stem are inaccessible to insecticidal sprays. Second, because these specific texts were until now inaccessible or could only be consulted in a few places. All of these glaciers are small and relatively inaccessible, meaning that only limited research has been undertaken in the area. The next school on the national list replaced uncooperative or inaccessible schools. There is no such thing as an inaccessible law. The broken curves are inaccessible from the initial point except through discontinuities. In addition, the model can predict quantities that are difficult to measure or to explore parameter regimes that are inaccessible experimentally. Minimalist syntax, on the other hand, begins its theoretical discussion with empty categories, which are quite abstract and inaccessible to the uninitiated. Furthermore, many sources remain inaccessible or are already lost. In many cases, the composer requires a unique (and often very expensive or completely inaccessible) list of equipment for performance. The utilisation of synthetic sounds allows also the 'prolongation' of instrumental sonorities in the registers inaccessible to traditional instruments. The two that could not be reviewed were inaccessible because of ongoing legal procedures. To support this situation, some implementations of higher-order functional languages allocate all variables on a heap and use garbage collection to deallocate inaccessible structures. Many of the precipitous sea-cliff sections, which locally rise to 160 m in height, are both inaccessible and hidden from view on land. Unfortunately, uncountability and () means that is an inaccessible cardinal. Such nuances tend to reside in speaker intent and hearer inference, both of which are inaccessible to the analyst. If we assume that features within traces are inaccessible to computation, then we can rule out (23c). One purpose to develop these robots is to employ them to work in environments dangerous or inaccessible for humans. Mathematical discussion and development could take place within the narrow confines of this group in terms that would be wholly inaccessible to the uninitiated. A ll the colonies were located at remote and extremely inaccessible areas, either in peat swamp or mangrove forests. Although the more inaccessible mid-altitude forest (at about 1000 m) is relatively common in its pristine state, it too is under increasing threat. There are too many variants and some are inaccessible. We expect that the various devices noted above will be of use in producing materials that previously were inaccessible. Throughout the film the outside world is shown as a foreign, puzzling, slightly mysterious, and inaccessible place. Second, traditional qualia-based approaches to experience threaten to make experience itself something mysterious and inaccessible. Even if existing services were more widely available, they would still remain unacceptable to many old people, and inaccessible to the frail and sick. Thus, reinstatement of that emotional context may result in recovery of a formerly inaccessible memory. Theoretically, information from these alternate personality states is compartmentalized and therefore inaccessible. Grammatical rules, although inaccessible because they are unconscious, would on this account be explicitly represented in the minds of speakers. Villages with atypical soils, or which were inaccessible during the rainy season, were not considered. Using this method, it is possible to measure the humidity of the air in small and inaccessible places. Since this process resists theoretical generalization, it is inaccessible to the generic reasonable man. Until recently, it has received little attention, because of its remote and inaccessible location. Green forage, collected from experimental paddocks, inaccessible to livestock, were liberally soaked and rinsed in water, drip-dried and fed ad libitum to the rabbits. The cur rent work will probably be restricted to specialists, because organizational problems will make it inaccessible to general readers. They become inaccessible and silent, embodied in fantasies, feelings, and sensation. However, in practice, most of this formalism is inaccessible to many physicists who are working with fluid and plasma theory. The breakdown of a robot in an area inaccessible to humans can obviously be costly, and similar considerations apply to military aircraft, ships and vehicles. As increasing specialization demanded the mastery of a more inaccessible body of knowledge, the sense of mystery that surrounded these occupations contributed to their growing prestige. Here, concealment is of a reality inaccessible behind appearance. In the past, when such knowledge was inaccessible or dangerous to promulgate, there might have been some justification. The following is an example of the use of photographs for documenting technique on an area of carving that is normally inaccessible. Propositions made about fiction show that fictional worlds are epistemologically accessible but physically inaccessible from the real world. In this world, the intention of speech acts is impossible to pin down, meaning is inaccessible, language opaque. In fact, they unlock information that we all know is in the dictionary, but which hitherto has been almost inaccessible. The alternative is to argue that the notion of past is incorporated lexically in a way that makes it inaccessible and irrelevant to tense-agreement. Unfortunately this depth and detail make it somewhat inaccessible to the non-specialist. Second, the authors propose that damage to visual/sensory features will simply make inaccessible the functional information associated with the visual representation. If the record of the first task is inaccessible, then its only influence would be that of the implicit priming. I do not see a strong case for supposing that the boundary separating accessible and inaccessible mental phenomena falls neatly between representation and processing. Unfortunately, both these means are rather inaccessible to deaf children. If a discharge is small or inaccessible, sampling is also time-consuming. 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