| 词汇 | example_english_inclusive |
| 释义 | Examples of inclusiveThese 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. If so, there would be no benefit in choosing exclusive over inclusive legal positivism on this ground. The measurements included weight, recumbent length (up to 2 years), height (2 years inclusive and older) and head circumference. The lessons drawn from this case can certainly inspire policy-makers to elaborate inclusive solutions in other contexts. The visual field of the camera is about 3 to 4 chords in width and 2-3 chords in height inclusive of the airfoil itself. Without rediscovery of victims' voices, the idea of an inclusive process of truth recovery (essential to an effective legal and political transition) remains a chimera. If the above analysis is correct, then inclusive legal positivism is inconsistent with the epistemic-guidance function of legal rules. The authors apologise - several times - for the fact that this is not an inclusive project. The evolution of altruism will be favored in situations where altruistic strategies produce higher inclusive fitness values. Human beings can be moved by 'inclusive goals ' and can take the good of others into account in their deliberations. Framed in inclusive terms, a health-gradient approach directs attention to the composition of the population: to the distribution of socioeconomic advantage and disadvantage. Constitutional frameworks and inclusive democratic deliberation should constrain and regulate what it is permissible to do in the name of a culture. I believe that there is, and that a strong political culture can provide a solid but inclusive basis for democratic legitimacy. Is it the contribution of academic allies which is sidelined in inclusive research - or that of co-researchers with learning disabilities? We continue to have relatively few robust species-level phylogenies for parasites within the context of a detailed understanding of relationships for higher inclusive taxa. I showed (1) how each ontology has an all-inclusive maximum and (2) how well any such maximum satisfies certain pantheistic criteria of divinity. If the maximally inclusive unity includes all existing things as proper parts or members, then it cannot be an existing thing. A maximally inclusive supernatural object contains all existing space-times and is not contained in any space-time. A pantheist must reject this : a maximally inclusive unity is maximally complex. What emerges from this commodious work of reference is a picture of contemporary medieval philosophy which is truly inclusive, international, scholarly and interesting. I show how each ontology has an all-inclusive unity. When the constraint is imposed inclusive of the investment, inflation may affect the pattern of trade through both the commodity-substitution effect and the factor-supply effect. In these cases, the function of the inclusive seems to be to signal shared group identity or desired shared group membership. Let be a weak inclusive category that has pullbacks. In conclusion, pr inciples are suggested for inclusive education for minority families. Clearly, the inclusive expansion of sonic materials and their treatment is pervasive and becoming an integral part of our cultural musical values. From more efficient constitutions would emerge more inclusive and hence more efficient lobbying systems. Any attempt to develop an inclusive summary of older people's needs runs the risk of becoming a stereotype, and has the potential to be discriminatory. He makes a case for the interdisciplinarity of an organisation in order for it to be more responsive, inclusive and innovative. The construction of more inclusive measures of this kind has of course been attempted. Part of being inclusive means also actually making an effort to be so. The implications of the sections on cognitive development and brain function are inclusive of language. The next more inclusive layer is the core, and it includes the predicate and the arguments of the predicate. By adopting a more inclusive conceptual approach, the motivational framework employed in this study was significantly elaborated. However, the model is meant to operate on a taxonomically inclusive level of analysis. Is it inclusive, concerned with the needs of all its members and of the next generation ? The parameters k on the inclusive value are allowed to vary, so the heteroskedasticity of the disturbances is partly incorporated. Inclusive fitness, reciprocal altruism, and group esteem are all complementary factors that additively increase the likelihood of helping behaviors. Thus, nervous systems that respond automatically with empathy to situations where they must respond, create the appearance of reciprocity, and maximize inclusive fitness. The results of the counts in 1933 are given in figs. 3-9 inclusive. A more inclusive program could result, however, if the opposing approaches could somehow unite. Our definitions are inclusive and allow sets with translation symmetries. To achieve this, it has to be developed through inclusive consultations and dialogue with regional stakeholders. The number of lesions was then recorded on main-stem leaves 3 to 5 inclusive (counting from the top of the stem). Inclusive legal positivism is mentioned in passing in a note (p. 283). In other words, the consultation process needs to be inclusive. Therefore, it represents a filler with a modest branching pattern that becomes slightly more inclusive in meaning. The office of questman was the most inclusive of the offices considered in this study. Given the possibility that the familiar cases are not a representative sample, it is worth replicating the comparison with more inclusive data. Instead of identifying conflicting belief systems by introducing her inclusive relativism, she should now rather draw the lines of battle. The editorial board has sought to be broad and inclusive-favoring no schools or topics. Economic conditions were unsteady, with several depressions and recoveries, while business organizations were transformed into hierarchical and inclusive corporate structures. Between 1802 and 1860, inclusive, this method of revenue sharing returned $5.4 million to the states. The low positive predictive value indicates that the methods are more inclusive than exclusive. A more inclusive measure is needed that takes into account which spatial frequencies the subject is sensitive to. In this case, the scope relation is adjacent and inclusive (instead of to the left alone). 18. Employing an inclusive definition of social policy, this study demonstrates how tax and telecommunications policy may be used to meet social policy goals. Economic specialization among herders, farmers and hunter-gatherers led to different ethnic economies within inclusive cultural practices and institutions. We use the inclusive term "induction" to describe color-appearance changes that may be due to both contrast and 0or assimilation. I think it is clear, however, that these terms are inclusive rather than exclusive in their force. The concepts and their parameters are all prospective, mutually exclusive, totally inclusive, simple and easy to understand and organise. However, a relevant conceptual distinction is between 'exclusive' or ethnic nationalism, on the one hand, and 'inclusive' or social nationalism, on the other. Neurobiological evidence may offer a more general, and hence more inclusive, basis for the systematic study of animal consciousness. However, this influence is probably limited because an elevated rate of this error category was also observed in other more inclusive corpora. An inclusive regime, with air-tight minority guarantees, had not yet been tried. A cognitive system is functional in the evolutionary sense if and only if it promotes the organism's inclusive fitness. Specifically, both an operant and the occurrences it comprises are individuals and the occurrences are parts of the more inclusive and evolving operant lineage. In summary, neural networks are sub-systems of more inclusive systems described by the various environment/ behavior relations constituting an organism's behavioral repertoire. Thus, the most successful animals in terms of inclusive fitness leave many offspring and/or assist relatives and their offspring. Because the claeligne-stem words have a greater semantic range, their repetition calls to mind more inclusive kinds of chasteness. The challenge is to communicate ideas visually in a way that allows for an inclusive process. As the reasons were prospectively analysed only from 1974 onwards, results relate to 1974-76 inclusive. Seven of the 25 children in the mutually exclusive conditions but only two of the 24 in the inclusive conditions narrowed at least one overextension. A stronger book would have had a more inclusive approach to the research on tense. The discussion of pronominal systems with inclusive-exclusive distinctions is quite neat. The nine chapters that embody this overall theme and their own par ticular foci are both too numerous and too detailed for an inclusive commentary. As organizations, their structures reflect the various professionals involved in primary care and offer the opportunity for an inclusive approach to local research. We call it inclusive equational logic because it is heavily based on inclusion systems as technical tools. Inverted commas make a word inclusive beyond its initial meaning. Two main areas were identi ed: the functional limitations inclusive of lack of personnel, time and equipment and the external economics which affected care delivery. We used the more inclusive diagnostic grouping schizophrenia spectrum disorders to increase sample size for analyses. If we interpret the notion of maximal greatness as being inclusive in this way, the slide into a pantheistic position becomes even harder to avoid. Transaction cost economics relates to that in a fairly inclusive fashion. Inclusive researchers are too busy trying to find 'ever more inventive ways of enabling people with learning disabilities to do research'(p. 189). The values of knowledge in their model are between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive because of the chosen saturation point. They are not all-inclusive and may not include particular control activities that an agency may need. The metaphor is thus inclusive and exclusionary at once. When reference is made to older children moving to adoption from public care, the concept used is that of" inclusive" adoption or adoption with contact. Each group becomes more inclusive the further we move up the hierarchy. Constraints for the connects space are inclusive or exclusive in nature. Our long-term goal is to understand stress assignment in word reading, toward more inclusive cognitive models of reading. Architecture is at once increasingly fragile and potentially more inclusive. The project described here takes a more complex and inclusive approach to permanence. The two approaches could therefore be combined into an inclusive set of therapeutic methods. As music educators, we must be collectively conscious of our own potential to create generative inclusive practices at these interfaces. In such a context, else clearly serves an 'inclusive' function. Note that the inclusive versus exclusive distinction is not expressed in the case of else tokens that essentially convey only the basic 'other' interpretation. A well-established strategy for integrating local knowledge, including beliefs and preferences, in policy making involves facilitating inclusive participation of all stakeholders in the decision process. The charter, although a helpful starting point for a moral conversation on character, is by no means all-inclusive. The semi-inclusive character of medieval prison life, however unintended, had various implications. 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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