| 词汇 | example_english_long-range |
| 释义 | Examples of long-rangeThese 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. Dissatisfaction was expressed with these methods because of their failure, their side effects, or fear of their possible long-range consequences. These domains we believe affect, and are of long-range importance for, human infant growth and development within the matrix of its culture. Current ab initio calculations of protein folding do not include long-range attraction between nonpolar groups in water. The particles perceive each other at macroscopic distances due to the newly appeared long-range links that keep the integrity of the system. In their investigation, the analytical model was based on a long-range interaction. These results demonstrate that axon-mediated inhibition was necessary for the long-range correlations between the model ganglion cells, both during background activity and under full-field stimulation. A change in the receptor-binding-site affinity could alter the short-range force but not the long-range double-layer force. Now, in the past, linguistic change was generally fairly slow, partly because long-range communication was slow and the pace of life relaxed. These sorts of long-range commitments are, in fact, crucial to a plan of life. What was the point of long-range planning if market conditions could change so fundamentally and so quickly? Being tight medium- or long-range distance restraints, their impact on the resulting structure is considerable. When long-range problems are on the agenda, we gain substantial leverage in explaining distributive change by identifying the factors that make intertemporal solutions more difficult. An inherited homogeneously staining region derived from a long-range repeat family in the house mouse. So, it appears that there has been little change since the 1930s in the aphid species with the potential to undertake long-range migrations. Local secondary structures can form in microseconds while long-range helices or loop-loop interactions may require an extensive conformational search and are likely to be slower. The work of the remainder of the chorale is to achieve harmonic stability and long-range closure by reinstating the functional bass. The experiments may have simulated long-range olfactory responses, whereas in fact the beetles may only detect such compounds at very close range. The particles are perceptive to each other on macroscopic distances due to long-range links and the cooperative effect. This transformation corresponds mainly to progressive synaptic build-up of rhythmic cellular hypersynchronizations via short- and long-range projection pathways. In more complex cases, the malleability also affects the global folding events manifested in major changes of the long-range contact patterns within the critical nucleus. For example, a long-range attractive force between hydrophobic side chains could favor certain protein folding pathways over others, and thereby enhance folding rates. 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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