| 词汇 | example_english_inseparable |
| 释义 | Examples of inseparableThese 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 argue that we cannot assign explanatory priority to either genes or the environment, as they are inseparable both physically and conceptually. They are mutually inseparable either in symbiosis or in predatory competition until a new form appears on the scene. The last query is inseparable from the impact of political change and democratic consolidation on state-civil society relations. She is inseparable from her environment, her dream. The development of the scene was inseparable from these musical developments. A separate chapter is dedicated to the problem of time as a phenomenon inseparable from learning, and yet so dicult to model. Their identities and relationship can be described, their application can be planned in language, and they define inseparable parts of a single linguistic act. Either way, perception of the greatest good and the action are inseparable. Even if there are a sufficient number of different crosses, some epistatic variance components may be still inseparable. To postwar audiences, of course, the two became inseparable. Despite this largely militarily determined periodization, the chapter gives equal weight to commercial and economic matters, which, of course, were inseparable from warfare. Mental states are attached to the brain instead of being modes (inseparable parts) of an immaterial substance. The history of psychology as a science and that of the psychological profession are also inseparable, at least in this century. Actually the one is inseparable from the other. A model built by summing several disparity-sensitive models showed left-right inseparable responses, responding maximally to a consistent orientation difference. Destroying the wicked and revealing the path of righteousness are one and inseparable, like back and front. However, 'interpretive archaeology' goes further in suggesting that the ways in which we interpret and order this past is an inseparable part of archaeological enquiry. Considered from the child's perspective, the sounding result is inseparable from bodily involvement. We have seen that the concept of survivor guilt has been inseparable from the notion of the subject's unconscious identification with the other. In mediation and transmission ' ' history and myth ' ' are often so intertwined over long decades or centuries as to have become inseparable. Thus, understanding the perception of urnfields is inseparable from concerning landscape as something which is 'socialized'. Busses represent a point at which fiscal and commercial policy became inseparable. Therefore, the effects of the pressure-strain correlation and dissipation models are inseparable and the two must be modelled together to achieve the best results. As such, the dynamism of the regime and its self-destructive essence could be said to have been inseparable. Indeed, in considering functional neuroimaging studies, an inseparable component of the discussion is the cognitive construct and the corresponding behavioral task. The current study intends to fulfill two inseparable goals. Bound to each other, the architectural and the material are considered inseparable. His idea that what is musical is predicated on the dramatic and is inseparable from it underlies how he treats singers as actors. The imagined canon is an inseparable part of modernisation, because of its immanent links to nationalism (ibid., p. 112). In fact, the author argues that understanding the nature of child protection is inseparable from understanding the nature of modernity itself. Not simply justified in the name of liberalism, these malignant social policies are inseparable from the liberal democratic order. The connections between medical technology and democratic politics are inseparable from the wider connections between health care politics and the democratic political system. Man and machine, from the very outset, are inseparable. By the final discussion the group come to realise also that instruction and communication are essentially inseparable for effective learning. Linguistic scholars apparently all agree that language and culture are inseparable. The change in political order is inseparable from the change in warfare, for the two always belong together. We therefore examined developments of the model that could produce left-right inseparable responses to stimuli containing orientation disparities. The preservation of the empire and the pursuit of business appear inseparable. On the contrary, we think that object and context are inseparable. His writing, his transcribing, is simultaneous with and inseparable from his ' reading ' of what is around him and becomes part of the process of thought. The institution of a headman was inseparable from that of the community. In the bodily exploration of the world, the knower and the process of knowing become inseparable. There appears to be little or no dissent among linguists regarding the proposition that language and culture are inseparable: what affects one affects the other. The pre®xes be- and on- in all those verbs, however, are used as inseparable pre®xes, which are usually privative or simply meaningless. Read in such a context, the publications are inseparable from the social and economic contexts in which they were produced. As the general committee of the exhibition put it, 'art and technique must be inseparable' (p. 97). The mills in that sense originated in a production context in which traditional industry and modern industry were inseparable. The act and the object are inseparable in the memory representation. Sacredness, in other words, is inseparable from power: major struggles within a given art field are about the consecration of works into the canon. In other words, the social meanings of the features studied are inseparable from one another. Finally, the thorny question of or thography is addressed, along with the degree to which or thography is inseparable from social, cultural, and religious questions. At the same time, new adolescent gender practices develop around heterosexuality - making gender, heterosexual social practice, social status, and age inseparable. Result analysis and correctness analysis are inseparable in traditional languages, where errors prevent result generation. Since his time absolutism and pessimistic anthropology have been inseparable. They present the relationship between the two as distinct, even antagonistic, but essentially inseparable. The process of building a house was inseparable from the goal of rebuilding her life. In personal knowing the two poles are inseparable, and that connection makes the judicial attitude possible. Thus, in the second chapter, faith is shown to be inseparable from the possibility of offence. The effect of modifying the energy model in this way is to produce a binocular response to orientation disparities that is left-right inseparable. Within these theories, therefore, the two elements are inseparable. In this case, the language and the deepest part of the culture, religion, were truly inseparable. The females of the three species are in any case inseparable. Doing philosophy is inseparable from the content of philosophy itself. As in calculi with dependent types, the tasks of deriving types and applying substitutions are inseparable. Unfortunately, as well as being inhomogeneous, it is inseparable, so some sort of expansion is necessary. In addition, the starting vortex is merged into the first trailingedge vortex produced by the downstroke and both are visually inseparable. From that moment, philosophy and gospel had become inseparable anti-selves. The term 'real' is here used to describe a situation where the display of defining characteristics is inseparable from the causal physical matter. Up to this point we have treated these as if they were inseparable, but that is not so. Such accounts employ separable and inseparable parts, universals immanent within those inseparable parts, relations among those universals, and so on. Their celebrated friendship, which later became a bitter rivalry, remains inseparable from the conceptual foundations of the anatomical sciences, including comparative anatomy and paleontology. The instrumentation is thus inseparable from the very first compositional (or pre-compositional) idea. If folk music is indeed inseparable from society, then the image/representation/evocation of it cannot but contain a vision of society as well. The justification, as argued here, is that the music and the life are inseparable. Green argues that intramusical and social aspects of meaning are inseparable in a complex pattern of social, political, economic and historical processes. In short, language and self-identity are not only related issues but are inseparable. Rather, the harms are inseparable from the act per se, at least under some (not necessarily every) reasonable description of the act. Many of my record collectors are teaching/ researching in popular music studies, so their work is almost inseparable from their passion. Rather, a history of the concept of survivor guilt shows that the latter has been inseparable from the notion of identification. Personal sociability was inseparable from intellectual function. In contrast, in all of our projects aspects such as image, construction, structure, material and sustainability are all integral to and inseparable from an integrated initial concept. The evangelists associated numeracy with self-control, exactitude, reason; school arithmetic, for example, was taught mostly in fiscal idiom, computation being inseparable from the process of commodification itself. In many cases the two are inseparable. Often the crucible of politics alloys principle and interest into an inseparable metal. The knowing in question is inseparable from the recognition of what cannot be known, the 'avenue, dark, nameless, without end' of the last line. The disruption that threatens his vision is inseparable from the desires that create it. True being and the image/idea are inseparable in their founding fictionality. Consideration of the latter is inseparable from the oeuvre. One should merely bear in mind just how unprecedented it was, for history has been written against this backcloth, and is inseparable from it. Although there have been attempts to separate these in the public mind, they are inseparable. At the same time their insistence on otherness was found to be inseparable from a fear and disavowal of the same, or the proximate. The fact is that the interests of both education and industry are inseparable. A permanent legacy of his theory of time is the idea that time and the universe are inseparable. Other aspects of capitalism are also inseparable from the issue of social reproduction or transformation within the house. The particle is inseparable from the stem in principle. Variation in heterosis among the crosses is inseparable from other non-additive components in these analyses. The fate of socialism was inseparable from the political destiny of individual nation-states. In this view, style is inseparable from social and political organization. The work dramatizes how the natural and human worlds are at once inseparable and still at odds with each other. 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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