| 词汇 | example_english_layer |
| 释义 | Examples of layerThese 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. Other sections expose calcareous shales with thin limestone layers in the upper part of the member. The exposed cell layers of the hatched blastocyst make firm physical contact and implantation starts. The rules were supposed to produce a "layered" system of defense. The case examples show that commonality potential can be realized on different layers of the product architecture within a product family. The architecture consists of input and output layers separated by two "hidden" layers. The layout platform defines the arrangement of wires to leads and decouples the leads from other layers of the product architecture. The product ranges for the individual segments represent a specific combination of individual and standardized layers of the product architecture. The layouts in the case examples are standardized across all segments, whereas the differentiation aspects are met by the other layers of the product architecture. An additional aim was to explore ways to economize field surveys and yet produce accurate or even improved spatial distribution layers. Were the focal surface to penetrate the tubule, it would bring a defect within the layers. The former is a telling example of multiple layers of significance. A typical mesh of five layers of elements and 20 nodes on a radius has been used. There it was assumed that all three fluid layers had the same density. Contamination consists of processes whereby particles settle or adsorb on a clean surface forming layers which reduce the efficiency of the surface. The soil was divided into layers and water extraction from the pro®le expressed as a function of plant water status. In the absence of shocks, the resolidification along the wall of the drilled hole will be in the form of thin layers. The fluid consists of two superposed layers in a two-dimensional channel. Postmitotic cells settle in an inside-out temporospatial gradient such that later "born" cells settle in more superficial layers. Small rootlet horizons are present in some mudstones and extend down into carbon-rich layers. By that a new compositional layering formed, now including leucogranitic layers preferably oriented parallel to the old compositional layering. However, many quartzite layers have a lensoid form, tectonically pinching-out laterally. Tuffitic layers alternate with metapelites, arkoses and cherts. Interbedded thin fine-grained sandstone and siltstone layers are laminated and wavy in nature. An exception to this is rare layering observed in the olivine glomerocrystic gabbro, where layering may dip either inwards or outwards. Oxide-rich layers, 1 to 5 cm thick, are common and contain up to 30 % oxides by volume. The melatroctolite-melagabbro transition is marked by several metre-scale rhythmic layers in which basal troctolite grades upward into gabbro. The lateral extent of these layers cross-cuts the downward projection of major structures mapped at the surface. Locally, the gabbro contains centimetre- to metre-thick layers of fine-grained anorthosite and troctolite. All bivalves with calcitic outer shell layers are and were mainly subtidal although they may have intertidal members which evolved from subtidal stock. The case next in complexity is that of three continuously stratified layers contained between two rigid boundaries and separated by two surfaces of density discontinuity. The next higher eigenvalue, bringing in another zero, correspondsto a mode with one of its layers having two nodal points (or zeros). The waves are the kind which arise from the critical layers. There is continuous diffusion into and from the stratified region a t the bottom and top respectively, due to the presence of homogeneous layers. On the other hand, the presence of homogeneous layers introduced step changes in salinity at the upper and lower boundaries of the gradient region. The most distinct feature is the side layers where the velocities can exceed those a t the centre by orders of magnitude. The magnetic mechanism predominates over the buoyancy mechanism in fluid layers about 1 mm thick. The thicknesses of these boundary layers are of the same order because the relevant speeds of convection are the same for both. Finally, the motion is no longer irrotational, but contains everywhere a second-otder vorticity determined by the oscillatory layers at the boundaries. There follows a rather difficult and in some respects disappointing discussion of the theory of thin shock layers. There were no layers evident in the first experiment. The bubbles are observed to have formed in distinct layers implying that bubble movement after nucleation was prevented. The patterns of networks in the boundary layers converge upon the interior patterns. With four diffusivity parameters, it would be expected that for some orderof-magnitude orderings there would be three boundary layers, the maximum number possible. One or more layers of photographic film are used as diaphragms and are punctured by a solenoid-operated plunger needle. Clustering layers and boundary layers in spatially in-homogeneous phase transition problems. The regions along the x-axis at which the u- and v -components change signs correspond to the stagnation points on the shear layers. Firstly, target cells may find their way into unexpected layers due to variability in cell size and density. If these are rigid boundaries, there will be boundary layers present on them, but these we shall ignore. I n this way it would be possible to have some idea of the expected phenomena near the doubleminimum locus for general asymmetric layers. The dip below the logarithmic law usually observed in two-dimensional concave wall boundary layers is absent. Both layers may remain attached to the origin, in which case hi (0) = 0 (2.13) x for both layers. We turn, finally, to the flow outside the boundary layers and jets. When the difficulty is associated with a non-uniform limiting behaviour in thin layers, the method of matched asymptotic expansions is very appropriate. As a result a quasi-two-dimensional flow evolves, which is threedimensional only in the boundary layers. We observe a similar trend: the dissipation at the wall decreases but it takes some time for the decrease to spread into the outer layers. In the second case, interaction between the layers becomes impossible because of the theoretically infinite density jump at their interface. However, it is known that disturbances undergo quasi-periodic oscillations in the nonlinear stage of free shear layers. I n the event the two boundary layers impinge upon, or collide with, one another and the flow is forced off into the plume region. Quantitative trait loci for body weight in layers differ from quantitative trait loci specific for antibody responses to sheep red blood cells. Syn-sedimentary faulting is also suggested by thickness changes of layers across faults. Granulometry of the conglomeratic layers appears to indicate that coastal gravel beds were subsequently reworked by fluvial activities. A few layers of gypsum-bearing mudstones occur in the western part. Sampling was limited to the chromitite layers and laminae that occur in the mafic-ultramafic cumulates of these complexes. Thickness of individual silt beds increases towards the top, while representation of clayey silt layers decreases. The thrust truncates a number of vertical mafic layers in the footwall block. Due to weathering and fracturing, the superficial layers of the compacta have flaked off. They demonstrated the dependence of the exchange on the density difference between layers at the constriction, and therefore, on mixing conditions within the basin. When the layers become thin enough, the density gradient becomes large and the diffusion effects become larger and finally balance the above non-diffusive effect. The layers would be deformed when the sphere passes through. Also, the shade plants tended to have 1-2 cell layers in the palisade mesophyll compared with 2-3 layers in sun plants. Mapping of quantitative trait loci affecting quality and production traits in egg layers. The software only uses grey-level differences for the image segmentation, but for each of the three different colour layers. Adding structure to the project defining layers in which definition modules can depend on each other might also be very helpful. Later single-route models use the back-propagation algorithm that allows recurrent connections and more layers of hidden units. Equation of state studies using laser driven shock wave propagation through layered foil targets. The inner circular and outer longitudinal muscle layers effect peristaltic movements to transport food through the oesophagus to the stomach. Four layers of one's interpretative frame and relevant subjects were distinguished. Memorable and layered, it may prove pivotal in the context of his output so far. The widespread cortical silence is associated with a positive wave in the infragranular layers and corresponding negative wave in supragranular recordings. After injection of tracers the wound was closed in anatomic layers and the skin sutured. The needle was then withdrawn, the wound was closed in anatomic layers and the skin sutured. Acids and oxidizing agents may weaken layers of tissues surrounding the embryo and allow emergence of the embryo. In imbibitionally damaged lettuce embryos, the swelling inner tissues led to a strain that caused the outer, dead cell layers to break up into patches. Seeds in deeper layers of the soil may remain dormant for several years. Therefore, most work has been performed on isolated aleurone layers (in which the starch is removed) and protoplasts (aleurone cells lacking the cell wall). The views of the hierarchical layers of the kind of dormancy suggested in the paper are very promising. Each subsample was put into germination pots, in thin 1 cm layers separated from a vermiculite base by sterile gauze. Integration of the soil moisture over both layers can lead to similar soil moisture values as in the understorey. The fruits of some species also had very thin outer layers, which could not be separated from the seed. They are sparse or absent, however, in the inner nuclear and plexiform layers, where the amacrine cell bodies and dendrites are located. Changes of the volume may vary between different retinal layers. The effects are greater in upper and lower layers. Most of labeling observed in retinorecipient layers correspond to dendrites of tecto-thalamic cells. Because pit formation only involves the inner retina, the outer nuclear and outer plexiform layers were not simulated in these models. Oocytes with at least four layers of cumulus cells were selected. Matching populations of amacrine cells in the inner nuclear and ganglion cell layers of the rabbit retina. Many microvilli penetrate all layers of the vitelline envelope, and their tips make contact with the external medium. A retinal slice of a prehatchling animal at low magnification showing the different layers that are present in their retina. 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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