英语词汇“example_english_mound”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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There is a forced growth of moss and vines on the surface and in the crevices of the mound.
The house, on the other hand, contained an animal burial in the equivalent position to the primary burial found below that mound (figure 1).
A series of additional units were dug in a line extending to the south to profile that face of the mound.
A classical example of such problem is the ground-water mound formation and extension after a flood.
Where the two jets merge, a super-atmospheric static pressure mound redirects their momenta into a single resultant jet symmetrical about the centre-plane.
Tension fractures are normal for the mound's summit, but pingo ice expansion is brief and rare.
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A small mound and plaza complex tops its summit.
First an initial hole was made, and the topsoil and spoil was made into a halde (a large mound of spoil).
Mound groups are often found at the termini of cross-river impediments; they are, perhaps, points of maintenance and control.
Therefore, the use of this mound entailed a relative predominance of activities that required ceramic vessels.
The mound facilities, with large walls and restrictive access, indicate a narrowing of participation in rituals.
Both black rhino and elephant cumulative browsing scores were significantly higher on the mound plants compared with the woodland plots.
Careful inspection ensured that each woodland plot was not closer than 20 m to any other termite mound centre.
Thus, each woodland plot was of exactly the same size as the adjacent t ermite mound.
In these studies, the investigators reported that termite mound soil specifically, not the surrounding topsoil, was always selected.
The paired samples will be referred to below as 'tm' (termite mound) and 'c' (control) samples.
In this study, particle size analysis shows that all termite mound samples contain c. 20% more clay than the surrounding soil.
The transport of clay minerals for mound construction outlined earlier can also have a sorting effect on stony soils.
Despite the mound's great value for archaeological information, it was demolished by local land developers in the autumn of 1991.
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The mound's function was believed to be ceremonial.
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The formal ensemble of niche and indirect entry seems strangely out of place on this terraced platform mound and points to syncretic architectural practices.
After eating the termites, visual attention is switched back to the hole in the termite mound, and the stick is manually guided into the hole.
There is normally a central burial beneath the mound or cairn and a second focus of activity is at the entrance to the south.
A series of public buildings, including a three-mound group with an enclosed plaza, was constructed on the ridge top.
A less common variant consisted of a single elongated mound.
The father found that the "idol" had been placed on the top of a "little hill" (artificial mound?) at their settlement.
Though it is the largest house in the area, the tallest mound (the shrine) is only about 2.2 m tall.
Within the previously noted easternfocus mound-group zone, burials are frequently, and sometimes exclusively, located in the eastern structure.
The composition depicts a mound or hill motif without a rocky fissure or opening.
The mound extends into the stratum while a part of the poisoned fluid re-exits slowly through the boundary.
I do think that our peripheral post circles were a means of 'fixing' the position of the first burial or central grave of a mound.
Here, gifts were often taken to the mound where the earth spirits (alken, witte wieven) resided.
Which quantitative changes took place in the burial mound tradition?
The question now is: which are the precise conditions on q (t) characterizing the localization or finite-time extinction of the mound?
To avoid introducing water deep into the mound's interior, the work was carried out in high summer, and as quickly as possible.
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While inside the mound's central rounded space, a beam of light came streaming in through a slot in the ceiling.
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Archaeological studies, conducted on site in 1913 and in mid-1960, did not provide any conclusive evidence of the mound's age and purpose.
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Two blocks showing numerous circular or sub-circular positive hyporeliefs, composed of a minute smooth pimple at the centre of a smooth mound.
When comparing mound and woodland plots the d istributions of variables were highly skewed.
They are typically characterized by a small mound of excavated earth c. 10-15 cm in diameter.
The clays in termite mound soil could also function as an antacid in response to dietary imbalances.
Neighbouring termite mound samples 5 and 6 share the same control sample.
Although often masked by other factors, such engineering must impact on community properties wherever mound building termites occur.
The latissimus dorsi flap is advantageous in that it can provide additional vascularized skin and muscle to the breast mound in a single operative procedure.
The eastern mound contained several deposits, suggesting its prominence as the focus of ritual activity within the plazuela group.
A simplified classification of structure groups based on mound elevation was chosen to represent wealth or status.
The first concerns the mound in which the head was found.
Each core was taken from midway up the planting mound.
Downstream from the mound a return to the modest static pressure gradients typical of a single free jet is observed.
The control soils contained greater numbers of unicellular bacteria and fungi than termite mound soils.
Detoxification is a likely benefit of geophagy, as all termite mound soils displayed superior alkaloid-binding capacities.
The well-weathered minerals in the termite mound soil undoubtedly provide a great range of chemical elements to the foraging chimpanzees.
The concentrations of the majority of chemical elements detected in our analyses were greater in the termite mound samples than in the control group.
Standard 2 and t-test methods were used to establish the statistical significance of the termite mound vs. control soil data sets.
Therefore, it stops underneath the ice here and creates this mound [kaniq] from underneath.
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词汇	example_english_mound
释义	Examples of mound 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. From the mound, he heard voices of people singing, as if at a banquet. Around the middle of the 1950s however, with the end of the moorland reclamations, the importance of burial mound research declined. One followed the edge of the mound or cairn to the north, whilst the other occupied the equivalent position to the south. Note that mound or pyramid base boundaries are straightened locally. The hard and dark frame of the mound certainly encompasses them. In 2004, several operations were excavated at the top of the mound, just south and east of an existing house. The illusive hidden house mound cloaked under tropical rain-forest cover has plagued the research. An element of competition can be assumed from the average increase in mound dimensions. As children were still not buried centrally in a mound, the age criterion must have been maintained. Tracks tend to be larger in the central portion of the series and consistently show a small back-push mound. On each mound four mound radii were measured to estimate the mound area and the mean radius determined the radius of the circular woodland plot. We calculated the frequency of trees in a plot that were situated on a termite mound. The ratios of termite mound to control soils also illustrate the differences in elemental concentrations between the two groups of sample material. The control samples all have a significantly greater amount of organic carbon than the termite mound samples. In 2000, several 1 1 m units were placed on and around the mound to identify the cultural sequence and search for possible architectural features. The name itself, meaning 'meeting mound', points to its function as a moot-hill. Despite the inability of archaeologists to classify the mound's origins, it is likely to be a valuable archaeological site if investigated. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. There is a forced growth of moss and vines on the surface and in the crevices of the mound. The house, on the other hand, contained an animal burial in the equivalent position to the primary burial found below that mound (figure 1). A series of additional units were dug in a line extending to the south to profile that face of the mound. A classical example of such problem is the ground-water mound formation and extension after a flood. Where the two jets merge, a super-atmospheric static pressure mound redirects their momenta into a single resultant jet symmetrical about the centre-plane. Tension fractures are normal for the mound's summit, but pingo ice expansion is brief and rare. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. A small mound and plaza complex tops its summit. First an initial hole was made, and the topsoil and spoil was made into a halde (a large mound of spoil). Mound groups are often found at the termini of cross-river impediments; they are, perhaps, points of maintenance and control. Therefore, the use of this mound entailed a relative predominance of activities that required ceramic vessels. The mound facilities, with large walls and restrictive access, indicate a narrowing of participation in rituals. Both black rhino and elephant cumulative browsing scores were significantly higher on the mound plants compared with the woodland plots. Careful inspection ensured that each woodland plot was not closer than 20 m to any other termite mound centre. Thus, each woodland plot was of exactly the same size as the adjacent t ermite mound. In these studies, the investigators reported that termite mound soil specifically, not the surrounding topsoil, was always selected. The paired samples will be referred to below as 'tm' (termite mound) and 'c' (control) samples. In this study, particle size analysis shows that all termite mound samples contain c. 20% more clay than the surrounding soil. The transport of clay minerals for mound construction outlined earlier can also have a sorting effect on stony soils. Despite the mound's great value for archaeological information, it was demolished by local land developers in the autumn of 1991. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The mound's function was believed to be ceremonial. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The formal ensemble of niche and indirect entry seems strangely out of place on this terraced platform mound and points to syncretic architectural practices. After eating the termites, visual attention is switched back to the hole in the termite mound, and the stick is manually guided into the hole. There is normally a central burial beneath the mound or cairn and a second focus of activity is at the entrance to the south. A series of public buildings, including a three-mound group with an enclosed plaza, was constructed on the ridge top. A less common variant consisted of a single elongated mound. The father found that the "idol" had been placed on the top of a "little hill" (artificial mound?) at their settlement. Though it is the largest house in the area, the tallest mound (the shrine) is only about 2.2 m tall. Within the previously noted easternfocus mound-group zone, burials are frequently, and sometimes exclusively, located in the eastern structure. The composition depicts a mound or hill motif without a rocky fissure or opening. The mound extends into the stratum while a part of the poisoned fluid re-exits slowly through the boundary. I do think that our peripheral post circles were a means of 'fixing' the position of the first burial or central grave of a mound. Here, gifts were often taken to the mound where the earth spirits (alken, witte wieven) resided. Which quantitative changes took place in the burial mound tradition? The question now is: which are the precise conditions on q (t) characterizing the localization or finite-time extinction of the mound? To avoid introducing water deep into the mound's interior, the work was carried out in high summer, and as quickly as possible. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. While inside the mound's central rounded space, a beam of light came streaming in through a slot in the ceiling. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Archaeological studies, conducted on site in 1913 and in mid-1960, did not provide any conclusive evidence of the mound's age and purpose. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Two blocks showing numerous circular or sub-circular positive hyporeliefs, composed of a minute smooth pimple at the centre of a smooth mound. When comparing mound and woodland plots the d istributions of variables were highly skewed. They are typically characterized by a small mound of excavated earth c. 10-15 cm in diameter. The clays in termite mound soil could also function as an antacid in response to dietary imbalances. Neighbouring termite mound samples 5 and 6 share the same control sample. Although often masked by other factors, such engineering must impact on community properties wherever mound building termites occur. The latissimus dorsi flap is advantageous in that it can provide additional vascularized skin and muscle to the breast mound in a single operative procedure. The eastern mound contained several deposits, suggesting its prominence as the focus of ritual activity within the plazuela group. A simplified classification of structure groups based on mound elevation was chosen to represent wealth or status. The first concerns the mound in which the head was found. Each core was taken from midway up the planting mound. Downstream from the mound a return to the modest static pressure gradients typical of a single free jet is observed. The control soils contained greater numbers of unicellular bacteria and fungi than termite mound soils. Detoxification is a likely benefit of geophagy, as all termite mound soils displayed superior alkaloid-binding capacities. The well-weathered minerals in the termite mound soil undoubtedly provide a great range of chemical elements to the foraging chimpanzees. The concentrations of the majority of chemical elements detected in our analyses were greater in the termite mound samples than in the control group. Standard 2 and t-test methods were used to establish the statistical significance of the termite mound vs. control soil data sets. Therefore, it stops underneath the ice here and creates this mound [kaniq] from underneath. 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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