| 词汇 | example_english_interdependence |
| 释义 | Examples of interdependenceThese 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 interdependence of the definitions of theory and of subject terrain is apparent in other disciplines. In addition, both economic interdependence and joint membership in international organizations are not statistically significant. Many of the smaller states in the region, despite their developmentalist-based successes, were poorly equipped to address and manage their high levels of interdependence sensitivity. The first is a trend towards greater interdependence, and the second is a catastrophic element that disrupts some portion of this interdependence. In both studies the emphasis is on the interdependence between social groupings and actual physical houses. The notion of positive interdependence, therefore, has great resonance with devolving power relationships and engaging participants in meaningful learning experiences. As this example shows, the interdependence of moral and intellectual traits opened a channel through which social norms and cultural values could flow. While recent theoretical work has emphasized the interdependence of different markers of modality, this insight has not yet found its re-ection in existing grammar books. There should be more examination of the criteria and methods of their underlying sources and their degree of interdependence. Some theories stress the evolutionary interdependence between self- and other- mental awareness. What were once clearly defined professional demarcation lines will become blurred and what once was pride of commercial independence will become constructive interdependence. Although the study was of women, the authors developed their hypotheses on the basis that patterns of 'interdependence' and independence differ for men and women. Their predictions were that single women would have higher independence needs and lower 'interdependence' needs than married women (unfortunately, singlehood was not clearly defined). The interdependence of age, period and cohort in any study makes it mathematically impossible to separate out all three effects. The bootstrap sampling was based on stories rather than individual questions, to take into account the interdependence among questions of the same story. The basis of the qualitative character of experience, in our view, is the perceiver's knowledge of the interdependence between stimulus and bodily movement. Obviously, structural interdependence and even relative autonomy do not implicate the absence of correlation between the different levels of musical writing (instrumental and electroacoustic). The current study attempts to show that both independence and interdependence are involved in early bilingual development. The discussion focuses on the evidence for and against the interdependence of pragmatic and grammatical ability. It sets out to determine the factors that constitute effective instrumental teaching and the interactions and interdependence between these factors. He gives a short overview of theories of international relations - neo-realist, interdependence, integrationist and liberal pluralist. Interdependence between the city and the surrounding rural area was strengthened. The unknown but substantial degree of interdependence among many of the sources also negates claims regarding the ' precision' of estimates. However, the possible interdependence of different components becomes evident at various stages. 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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