| 词汇 | example_english_mould |
| 释义 | Examples of mouldThese 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. Conodonts and brachiopods are usually preserved as moulds or replaced by silica. It can cause the metal to tear away from the mould walls resulting in a deformed casting. The other dimension of invisible language policies involves the role of creative writers in moulding language policy. Let me therefore point to a piece of evidence that cannot be cast in this mould: the evidence for a majority status effect. Seasonal variation in atmospheric concentration of fungal spores has been documented for some moulds in several geographical locations. In addition, perceptions have also been moulded by the performance of former public enterprises after their transfer to private hands. Her image left critics free to praise her: to note virility without suggesting that she fitted the usual authorial mould. This pairing results from the practice of early modern papermakers, who used two paper moulds (crafted as a pair) in alternation. But not all history can be shoehorned into a colonial/pre-colonial mould. The tendency to see constitutions as predetermined legal moulds can be a source of flawed institutional arrangements and eventual institutional failure. Most specimens are flattened internal or external moulds, though threedimensional preservation also occurs. The key argument is that different ' cultures ' of fitness mould the subjective experiences of ageing in different ways through the use of various body-maintenance techniques. Religion was crucial to any society, moulding attitudes and dispositions and facilitating mutual understandings. In other words, discourse moulds music to serve a particular purpose dictated not by the attributes of music, but by the structural necessity of theory. This is partly because it is highly workable and capable of being moulded into the most expressive of surfaces. However, in a developed world culturally moulded by individualism, the myth that we can know ourselves through examining ourselves continues to hold sway. Flowermorph-specific correlation suggests that natural selection by pollinators has moulded trait covariance among floral traits. They advertised widely the occurrence of crime and actively moulded its definition, suggesting motivations and dynamics for criminal behaviour. If the area occupied by the mould doubled every day, on what day was the surface half-covered with mould? The process of decision-making could be moulded in other, more informal ways, as well. Breaking the mould: roles, responsibilities and skills mix in departments of clinical oncology. The population, with people as the subjects of governance, is continually being moulded through a series of 'social devices'. First, the book does not convince in the analysis of gender relations, which are seen as shaping and moulding economic and social life. The aphid produces large quantities of honeydew which cover the foliage and provide an ideal substrate for the growth of sooty moulds. 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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