| 词汇 | example_english_neglect |
| 释义 | Examples of neglectThese 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. The future of literary education, it is claimed, lies in criticism, an area which had previously been neglected. Projects simply need to be evaluated from now on in terms of their full social costs - something which was simply neglected in the past. However, the opportunity exists and is not to be neglected. Preliminary results indicate that cohabitation in old age should not be neglected. They may intervene in the work of some departments but only at the cost of neglecting broad strategy and the work of others. Woman-centred feminism often neglects theory in favour of documenting feminine experience. Technical advance of this kind shows that the cart was being seriously used; bridge-building that roads were not entirely neglected. Team nursing in the ward provides a preparation for the staff nurse's role, which otherwise may be neglected in nurse training. By concentrating on spatial aspects of the developing system the temporal aspect has been neglected. Although the overseas crisis dominated these years, domestic matters were not neglected. As an essay drawing fresh attention to a play extraordinarily neglected or misrepresented before that date, it does not seem to me negligible. Are we appropriating materials hitherto neglected for analysis of the kind we have always used? Neglecting such a line of research, in other words, may be neglecting a project that is at once politically progressive and epistemically non-trivial and challenging. In light of all this, it is clear that economics cannot afford to continue neglecting the human side of social relations. Inquisitorial penances have been neglected in describing the history of penance itself. However, their argument neglects an important aspect: being higher in cognitive capacity is not equivalent to investing more cognitive capacity. In conclusion, "in search of a theory" for mental imagery, the fundamental dynamics of every living creature should not be neglected. We say that f is locally ergodic if all ergodic components are open, neglecting a zero measure set. Thus, if the displacement current is neglected, the wavenumbers of the plane wave solutions of the exact and linearized equations are equal. The exact dependence on r will be strongly influenced by the higher-order corrections, which have been neglected in the boundary-layer approximation. When no misunderstanding is possible, the sub scripts of the amplitudes will be neglected. Since the boundary layer is thin compared with the radius of the cylinder, the transverse curvature effect is small and can be neglected. The induced magnetic field will not be neglected. The present analyses advance the previous quasi-steady models by being formulated for a fully unsteady flow system, with no time-derivative terms being neglected. The inflated lenticular aerofoil is a reflexion plane model for this case, but only if boundary-layer effects are neglected. They were able to describe this flow structure theoretically by solving the equations of motion in which the advective terms and density diffusion were neglected. Second, the stresses in the direction normal to the middle surface are neglected. We have neglected the term of order u2 in the derivation. Gravitational acceleration is neglected since typical values of the centripetal acceleration far exceed it. Hence, if the high-order products are neglected, then the resulting statistics become unreliable very close to the boundary. Dissipation was measured to by difference, neglecting the contribution of the pressure-velocity correlation the diffusion term. We carry out this calculation, with vortex-force neglected, as follows. As the speed increases, and compressibility can no longer be neglected, (2.2) has to be replaced by (3.11). Such errors are generally neglected in quantitative genetics investigations, but they can be important when comparing small and large dimensions. If selection is weak relative to recombination, then linkage disequilibria can be neglected. In the viscous-convective range the viscosity plays a dominant role but the diffusion can be neglected. The electrokinetic contribution to the transit time is only a few per cent and it has been neglected. In both these analyses, viscosity is neglected; but, in $6, a viscous analysis is presented for symmetric interactions. Moreover, ray-theory neglects entirely the reflected wave and thus may appear to cast some doubt on the importance attached here to the reflected wave. As a result, the literature on positive affect in childhood and adolescent depression has neglected behavioral and neural indices of positive affect. In contrast, positive self-schemas are related to increased dissociation for the younger neglected children. The second equality neglects the slight departure of from being a perfect sphere. While the study of advertising discourse is a well-established research area in applied linguistics, language contact phenomena in advertising have often been neglected. The following argument suggests that the first possibility raised above cannot be neglected. Epistasis : too often neglected in complex trait studies ? Environmental variance is neglected, but this could be included by rescaling the parameters. If so, is this why the study of teaching as behaviour has been neglected? Although this overhead can usually be neglected for operations on large arrays, for small data structures this is not the case. While this certainly has the effect of making the organization seem credibly menacing, it also neglects the political contexts in which these cells operate. Much of the work that would have been done by a resident incumbent, such as visiting the sick, appeared to be neglected. He neglected, however, to study the case of the obtuse angle. Fourth, she suggests that the ulama perspective was neglected when, in truth, it was simply not the focus of the book. Palliation of pain may be neglected at any stage in motor neurone disease. Environmental risk factors have largely been neglected in earlier research, as have risk factors and prevention with respect to the oldest age groups. Apparently there was a fear that some of the objects were being neglected and, thus, were deteriorating. In the present work, a quasi-static formulation (considering motion kinematics and external forces, but neglecting dynamic loads) is developed. As early as the drafting of the twelve-year plan for science and technology in 1956, basic research had been neglected. Studies on the impact of insect herbivory on seed production are many but the effects on their mass are often neglected. Gastropods, isopods, diplopods, and chilopods: neglected groups of the decomposer food web. They have neglected issues that may be resolved once they are better understood through targeted research. When making multinational comparisons of the burden of stroke, the burden on the family seems to be a crucial, but hitherto a much neglected component. The standard deviations of the eye positions, which averaged ;0.15 deg, provide an estimate of the eye-tracker positional noise (neglecting the small fixational eye jitter). Curiously enough, all of the above authors have neglected the one literature where economic reasoning abounds: that of the treatment of error in inductive inference. By focusing all evaluative attention on the service of interests they neglected the extent to which value calls upon us to change those interests. He wishes to reclaim the harp, now neglected and desolate, and to restore its power. A thorough presentation of filtering semantics and design choices is given, focusing on network bandwidth efficiency but neglecting any engineering support. The effect of the additional dispersion introduced by this etalon can be neglected in this instance because the pulse bandwidth is relatively small. In fact, the generation of charged particles is always accompanied by loss that cannot be neglected. The most widespread opinions were that economic elites did not pay enough attention to politics and politicians neglected economic issues. The contemporary approach to city design often neglects or erodes the public realm in favour of private zones of exclusion. While it is obvious that inertial effects can be neglected in (2.2) for the endothelial glycocalyx, this is not true for skiing or snowboarding. Because of this qualitative agreement we feel that neglecting surface tension is justified for the case when inertial and gravitational forces predominate. 490 influence of magnetic fields on the plasma generation is neglected. The effect of the magnetic field is also neglected, as it is important only for strong fields [15, 16]. Identifying which aspects of care are emphasised, and which comparatively neglected, develops our understanding of where care-home managers are directed to focus their attention. Different cultures have become attuned to one of these channels, elaborating on its symptomatic manifestations while relatively neglecting the other channel. Convective and diffusive electron losses have been neglected. When deriving the above two formulas, we have neglected some terms which are smaller than those retained. The results of this meta-summary indicate that by neglecting spiritual work, the frameworks may be deficient in guiding end-of-life research and clinical care. Wherever schools are neglected it is a sure sign of national degradation and decay. Even though good documentation would save time, it has been neglected due to emphasis on generating a good quality solution. Hearing for example, which is architecturally neglected - good acoustics and good sound insulation are aesthetic qualities too. The double support phase plays an important role in keeping a biped stable walking at a wide range of speeds, and thus cannot be neglected. Surely this abbreviated family history neglects some lines of descent, given the eighteenth-century use of the term. As they are quite unknown in respect of our eleven catching-stations, they have perforce been neglected. The empress, of course, had to make her support fully palpable, but she did this even in times of war, while not neglecting certain economies. If this measurement is henceforth neglected, the average percentage deviation is 3.4 yobelow the theoretical curve. Furthermore, while satisfying all the minimal 'common sense' requirements, it also allows for a description of phenomena often neglected by other models, such as overtaking. Other mechanisms such as shear dispersion and sedimentation are usually neglected in the deposition process (see [1]). More specifically, there are two areas which have been especially neglected by researchers and should be priorities for future studies. Given this limitation, it is apparent that populations with specific palliative care needs like those dying with dementia have also been neglected in the research. The latter are of the same order as the dispersion corrections and can thus be neglected. Why is self-help neglected in the treatment of emotional disorders ? He neglects the importance of intersecting memories and - positive as well as negative - cultural transfer. In contrast to small rodents such as wood mice and voles, and perhaps surprisingly, larger rodents such as rats have been relatively neglected by helminthologists. Partly as a result, other themes have been neglected or obscured. We learned things we didn't know, confronted issues we had not been thinking about, and were led to literature that we had long neglected. However, the important influences of afferent inputs from the periphery on the brain were neglected. 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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