| 词汇 | example_english_naively |
| 释义 | Examples of naivelyThese 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. One could naively look at big rare-gas clusters as small pieces of bulk matter and thus may ask why they deserve special attention at all. This capacity is almost naively attributed to the uncontrollable power of his prose and to the genius of his pen. In both cases, we are thinking naively that 'the grass must be greener on the other side of the fence'. Naively, then, we might conclude from (5) that agnosticism is the only rational choice. This is what a social scientist learns at school, mocking the unwashed who naively believe in the moon. Such expert systems use static or naively dynamic resource partitioning rules and do not attempt to quantify the resulting change in performance. The problems of estimating resource usage in lazy functional languages, and the pitfalls of naively transferring intuitions developed in imperative programming are notorious. Naively speaking, such systems are cocycles where the extra structure of the transitions allows us to compose linear maps at different points. When used naively, search will not work on large examples due to search space explosion. This leads to a fairly problematic image of liberation theologians as naively dogmatic and intellectually isolated from broader currents of the left in the 1980s. Our initial objective was simply to make music out of dance - to create a hyperinstrument - to naively transform the dancer into a musician/instrumentalist. This could be solved naively by restricting the rate of initiation of tasks. Naively speaking, one tries to structure the dynamics using these points as a spine. Naively, one might expect disease-associated mutations to stabilize the fibril structure, but it is unclear how the known mutations might do so. The categorical products are exactly those naively defined below (to within isomorphism). Yet, subtle differences have to be taken into account that explain why methods from one domain cannot be naively transferred to the present task. Often he does so by reading them naively, literally and uncooperatively and leading their arguments ad absurdum. If used naively, it does not scale up to real applications. What naively is counted as loss or acquisition of infection between 1981 and 1986 is often the consequence of false negative counts. By naively attaching a positive being to the negative pronoun, the play dramatises the alternative which is suppressed inside the repeated and despondent 'nobody'. More precisely, naively sharing or-parallel work might result in overwriting suspended stacks. Naively wrapping quotations around the expressions would result in logical inconsistencies. 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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