| 词汇 | example_english_naturally |
| 释义 | Examples of naturallyThese 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. I shall consider it first; it will lead naturally to what is involved in the 'learning to forget' that is part of selective amnesia. His concern with the power poets wield issues naturally in a concern with the way power operates in politics itself. An evaluation such as this is naturally limited by personal experience. One description of imprinting, especially as it occurs naturally, is that the young animal is acquiring a concept of 'family member' or 'conspecific'. Thus, the bishop, who naturally favoured a precinct that was conveniently placed, sought to find solutions to the problem. What follows naturally has no pretension to rectify this imbalance, nor to carry out what could constitute a whole series of research programmes. The tasks of the editor and biographer ought to be complementary, with those of the former leading naturally to those of the latter. Naturally these rules were and still are interpreted for the economic convenience of society. Neither models, nor procedures, nor methods naturally arise. Often the places that accumulate nutrients, and so are naturally favoured, are also the most vulnerable. With the number of environmental regulations escalating, companies have naturally turned to outside services for help and advice. Summing over all segmentations naturally allows for overlapping sites and the 'profile' quantifies the competition between different factors for the same bases. They felt that their students are in the caring field and" ought naturally to empathise with students with severe learning difficulties". Such a representation translates naturally into a model of diachronic change. Naturally, this surface realization is subject to a more restrictive and categorical set of constraints drawn from the optional conditions in (22). Naturally, however, all alternate explanations should be considered and tested. Because conscious activities differ between the two phases of the experiences, they naturally correlate with the activation of different cortical areas. In contrast, we can quite naturally explain delay effects and, again, the important interactions between delay and other aspects of the task. Hunters and travellers passing through, but seldom remaining long in the districts, very naturally associated such species with the fly. All naturally occurring eggs and larvae were removed from branches prior to the experiment. A person who practised easily and more naturally wouldn't need this kind of organisation. Naturally, these issues are contextually framed and dependent on the historical development of immersion in each country where immersion education occurs. Naturally occurring data have not been the only source for the pedagogic modeling of speech. Naturally, the distinction between cultural and ecological prehistory resulted in various specializations, although it has never had a profound impact on archaeological interpretation. The width of an arc-representation and the arc-width of a graph can be defined naturally. The proof for the undirected process generalizes naturally to give similar results for the directed hub-authority process, and an undirected hypergraph process. Edges can naturally be thought of as having an angle. We shall see here that these inequalities extend naturally and easily to centering sequences with bounded differences. Finally, we discuss some monotonicity issues which arise naturally for this model. If we agree that it is preferable to exist than not to exist, then we may naturally shudder at the thought of our own nonexistence. X is designed to treat you safely and naturally without the worries you may find with prescription medications and their unwanted side effects. Communicating naturally in a foreign language, pp. 155 + 168. Naturally, some of the widowers who resided on their own and some of the ' empty nest ' households would not have any surviving children. With the higher mortality naturally came the greater chance of losing one's mate or dying oneself. Naturally there are some limitations to the use of these sources for this purpose. They actually desperately pulled themselves up above their standard, above where they naturally deserved. By using genetic manipulations, we can overexpress or control the expression of genes conferring resistance traits that were naturally only expressed following attack. If at the visit an antibiotic is prescribed and promptly taken, the patient will naturally conclude (erroneously) that the antibiotic caused the improvement. Naturally this could just mean that we are wrong. We can well imagine cases where the virtuous agent would, in fact, be highly concerned with the consequences and then, naturally, so should we be. There is a moral difference between encouraging someone to develop a naturally occurring ability and artificially creating or augmenting that ability in the first place. Equitable colourings naturally arise in some scheduling, partitioning, and load-balancing problems [1, 15, 16]. To think about quality is to think naturally and consciously about architecture. However, when speaking rate is varied naturally, the duration of phonetic segments change to varying extents. Can a building be designed so that most of the light is provided naturally? You have to be there some time before they settle down and behave naturally (photo d). In 24 chapters, case studies and promising research results are presented that cover biocontrol by naturally occurring agents, by exotic agents or by seasonal manipulation. Naturally, less timber is supplied at a given price level. Leftliberals typically try to distinguish between socially and naturally caused inequalities. One inevitable consequence of this formulation is that the flow divides naturally into saturated and unsaturated regions. In this respect they seem rather dissimilar to existentials, which accept locative initial order very naturally and without a marked position of focus. First, human beings converge naturally into groups, and it is normal for such groups to be identified by characteristics such as clothes, behaviour, and language. The reason must be sought in the kind of abstraction from context and scene that singing, even in a representational context, naturally brings with it. Naturally occurring fluctuation in dendritic spine density on adult hippocampal pyramidal neurons. As those doing this work have noted, however, adminstratively constructed geographical units do not necessarily coincide with naturally existing communities of interaction. The experiment was conducted in an area with naturally occurring common poppy and ivy-leaved speedwell populations. If they are good sort of people, they are naturally disposed to agree. In such an equilibrium, the relationship between individuals, as perceived by them, might naturally be described as both social and moral. Information on this form is naturally absent in the problems of geophysics. Phonological confusion follows naturally from distributed phonological representations. The naturally damp rock samples were covered with water from the mine immediately after collecting and stored in a watertight container. Resisting (naturally) the former, we investigated the consequences of the latter in some detail. The spot could be an independent entity superimposed on the naturally occurring mixing-layer structures or connected to the naturally occurring structures through braids. The two books naturally have much in common, but the differences are remarkable. The authors emphasize theory and analysis, naturally enough, and make little attempt to reproduce experimental data; the book is by theorists and for theorists. On publication of the book, the cleaner is naturally fired and the editor is put in charge of foreign correspondence. Likewise, several factors (either naturally occurring or synthetic reagents) have also been identified that display anti-angiogenic properties. After watching the movie you will know their meaning, how they are used, in what circumstance you can use it naturally. The third-world countries naturally have other differences among them. Naturally, it is not to be expected that the procedure presented here would provide a perfect fit to the data. At this particular stage in development the defects caused by heating rarely occur naturally, and their appearance is therefore easy to identify and quantify. Naturally, it may be possible to choose other q 0 for which the agreement is not as good as this. Tilted hetons naturally arise because of interaction between vertically aligned hetons, as will be shown in the next sections. The quasi-conformal classes appear naturally in this higher dimensional problem to supplement the use of invariant measures. Since the shear stress is continuous across the interface with h 4 1, there naturally occurs a vorticity jump across the interface. In this paper we study a class of endomorphisms which naturally generalize the classes described above. Naturally we must omit a number of important topics, but include several of our own. Naturally the historiography has moved on since 1948. The user can thus characterize quite naturally the elements in his or her composition. We note here that cer tain algebras give rise naturally to associated topologies. Finally, understanding the mechanisms of naturally occurring, specific resistances against parasitoid wasps, widely used in biological control, is of high agronomic interest. Imagine that this cyclicity is being caused by a naturally occurring pheromone similar to the synthetic hypothetical pheromone we used as a treatment. The analysis is naturally limited by the scope of the data routinely collected. Multiple triggering occurs naturally when expressing call-by-need control in a concurrent calculus. Updating is expressed naturally through use of infinite lists, exploiting the laziness of the language. Samples were all the more naturally and representatively constituted. Naturally, the closer the approximation of the input to that received by the child, the stronger the conclusions that can be drawn. Naturally, the correctness statement for this algorithm is slightly more elaborate than the one we saw in the previous section. Clustering is the next topic and this leads on quite naturally to nonparametric methods in general. If all the information at a remote site can be transferred to a human operator in real time, telepresence can be achieved naturally. Naturally, these rituals can break down gradually or suddenly. Naturally, if several of these causal questions are under consideration then these must be carefully disaggregated in the analysis. Such anisotropies develop naturally in accelerators and may lead to a deterioration of beam quality. Naturally, therefore, one approached the book under review with a lot of expectations. The data-driven determination of the nonstationarity and the model specification described below guarantee that cointegration will be found naturally, if it is there. Areas selected for this treatment have been allowed to succeed naturally since 1998, influenced only by natural processes. The lack of early or mid-season insecticide stress in organic cotton may have favored naturally occurring biological control of cotton aphid16. In ambulant patients, an arm which swings more naturally at the patient's side can help walking, and is a great cosmetic bonus. 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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