| 词汇 | example_english_neighbour |
| 释义 | Examples of neighbourThese 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. What does this entail for the way in which we should love our neighbours? The possession of high prestige and symbolic resources might promote more demanding attitudes towards children, neighbours, shopkeepers and service personnel. We are in debt to our neighbours, since we cannot settle up for everything on time. They show opportunities for all parties - parents, kin, neighbours and community leaders - to try a hand at matchmaking. The company holds regular liaison meetings with its neighbours and also distributes its regular community newsletter to more than 9000 local homes and businesses. Finally, cells give out and receive signals from neighbouring cells. By copying their neighbours' success and concentrating on one particular product, three areas have become noted for their specialities. Languages also show a tendency to become more like their neighbours in the same geographical region. A few were probably residents of neighbouring parishes who happened to have a child baptized away from their home parish. An essential component of the model is to specify the numbers of neighbours each cell needs before it can bind to another. In particular the importance of neighbours is investigated. He envisages a notion of social learning that goes beyond the ability of agents to adjust in the light of their neighbours' influence. A total of 70% of the respondents said they experienced problems with trespassers on their land, either from neighbouring villages or from the bedouin. However, the number of rhyme neighbours and the total number of neighbours according to the one-phoneme-different criterion are highly correlated, r=0.89, p<0.001. The paper presents a solution to cycle hopping and a new transmit coding based on pulse duration to differentiate neighbouring transmitters in the ring. The implication is that we should love our neighbours as ourselves for as long as this practice is conducive to the general good. In that case the nearest neighbours of trees should be more frequently of the same species instead of from a different species. However, processes of dispersal among species may have led to relatively high species overlap between neighbouring plots in one landscape unit. Shaded crowns were overtopped by taller neighbours so that the entire crown was shaded when the sun was directly overhead. Alternatively or additionally, individuals may gain fitness advantages by synchronizing phenophases with conspecifics and/or neighbours. We did not define an arbitrary distance dij at which wij = 0, but used the distance weighting wij = 1/dij 2 to emphasize near neighbours. Thus, the 4-cell stage is experimentally changed due to the fact that it has two larger and two smaller cells in neighbouring positions. Equally, it signalled their cultural attainment to the elites of neighbouring towns. During the acute phase of neosporosis, tachyzoites invade their host cells, divide rapidly, form pseudocysts which rupture, and released tachyzoites infect neighbouring cells. In the ' extended we ' talks, women mentioned ' other girls ', male friends, neighbours, children and other relatives. All six of these hospitals have infectious disease departments and have treated more patients with amoebiasis than neighbouring hospitals. Dissipative effects can cause coupling of the resonant magnetic surface to neighbouring magnetic surfaces. They instead turned to another source of wealth, subject peoples, generally minorities or neighbours, seeing in them an opportunity to recoup their losses. In spatial analyses, neighbours affect each other and so the autocorrelation is two-dimensional. Richards discusses what she terms ' bad neighbours ', and their role as anchors for communication in the neighborhood. The distances between neighbouring mosaics parts must be uniform. He directed the activities of those who came together for worship, whether they were residents, neighbours or visitors. We must, however, account for the fact that municipalities have differing numbers of neighbours. In our operationalisation of neighbourhood communities as relatively large neighbouring networks, we supposed that relatively large neighbouring networks would also be relatively dense-knit. Only a tiny portion of discussion partners was accounted for by fellow church or voluntary association members or neighbours. In the above studies, neighbouring neurons synthesizing melaninconcentrating hormone, another lateral hypothalamic neuropeptide with multiple functions including stimulation of appetite, were shown to be intact. The continued presence of an unmarried daughter within a family might easily excite the suspicions of pagan neighbours. Flows of refugees, military intervention by neighbouring countries and cross-border war economies have further contributed to the regional character of conflict. Almost one-quarter (23.4 %), however, provided assistance to friends or neighbours. In recent years, neighbouring countries have begun to anticipate refugee flows and send troops to shore up border security. Although he does not favour panspermia, he believes that life can spread between neighbouring planets via rocky ejecta (transpermia). The neutralising tendency of the two sites must evidently be related indirectly to relations involving neighbouring nuclear positions. Our hypothesis holds that political developments within a municipality's neighbours may affect subsequent events in the municipality. Recall that all one-phoneme words are by definition neighbours of each other because they differ by the substitution of a single phoneme. Help was also sought (in descending frequency) from family, friends and neighbours, hospital staff and the police. If neighbours have 2 lower concentrations, then a will be negative and a will diffuse away from the cell. The aim is now to describe a (concrete) dynamics of this network under the assumption that sick nodes make their neighbours sick. Planters displayed a paternalistic concern for their neighbours in the processing, transportation, and sale of their crops, which stifled potential conflict. Working in offices, shops, or workshops meant constant contact with fellow workers, customers, and neighbours. The ways in which they sustained individual honour remind us of the connections between kin, neighbours, and old associates that haunted civil war. The second step was measuring the distance between the houses and their neighbours. All are neighbours, living only a few houses away from each other. With the sovietisation of their neighbours, the justification for annexations as liberation from imperialist oppression became obsolete. There is much lending back and forth between neighbours and relatives are involved in myriad networks of mutual aid. The first remedy was one granted following a demonstration that a neighbour's property was so dilapidated as to threaten damage to one's own. The non-grandparent participants looked after a friend, neighbour's, or other relative's child(ren). The decay model allows agents to remove non-contactable agents from their set of neighbours when a cost threshold is reached. Such systems adapt to the individual user based on the behaviour of these "interest neighbours". One of them was located in the town and at lower level than neighbouring residences. On average, 19% of a vertex's neighbours in this network were also neighbours. We call the agents it perceives its neighbours. Each voter treats the information he receives from his neighbours as representative of the distribution of the whole population. The most assertively discontented and mobilized regions received larger benefits than their more docile - though arguably more 'needy' or 'deserving' - neighbours. Of the 71 comparison cases, 58 were classmates and thirteen were neighbours (all hereafter called comparisons). The energy is affected by neighbouring molecules and there is recognition and either binding or repulsion. A robot can save its information and pass a vital subset of them (such as depth) to a number of neighbours. An alternative connection method is the chessboard method which allows a cell to have 26 neighbours. Alleles with frequency less than 0n05 were pooled with their nearest neighbouring size class to ensure adequate sample sizes. As such, the solid stem auger was used in instances where bentonite was encountered in neighbouring boreholes. Which is why the neighbours' testimonies are given lots of space. The primary objective was preventing wide-scale violence that could spill over to neighbouring states and spark a massive human disaster. A small standard deviation indicates a highly regular graph such that all its vertices have a similar number of neighbours. Installing newcomers in a given place became a way to stand in the path of pioneers from neighbouring villages. The only significant internal forces are those between neighbouring fibres when they slip over one another as they re-orientate. Usually this concerns an exchange between neighbouring groups, but female graves have been found at a considerable distance from their area of origin. A second assumption of public policy is that families, friends and neighbours are willing to provide the necessary support. Seniors who felt that their neighbours were helpful provided more financial help and gave more advice to family (1.95-1.99). Relationships with neighbours involving the exchange of practical help, such as lifts to the doctor and help with shopping, were also highly valued. Spatially-based networks situated around ' neighbouring ' and what might be termed ' community-ness ' were particularly important, and demonstrate how older people play central roles in local communities. Living alone therefore increases the need to create and maintain a supportive network of family members, friends, neighbours, colleagues and others. Older people do not want to be made to move to a poky sheltered housing unit with neighbours they did not choose. Children-in-law, friends, and neighbours are much less common sources of support. As one participant said, ' they [the adult children] complained that we would mess up the house, make noise, and make neighbours complain'. As successful hunter-gatherers, they are wealthier than neighbouring farmers, and their products contribute to the national income. Participants spoke of the time they spent with neighbours' children, some even described this relationship as being like a surrogate grandparent. Despite such persistent contact, the western herders never established political hegemony over their eastern neighbours during this long period. Every evening the family holds a bhajan session in their home which neighbours are welcome to attend. Moreover, police reports, criminal registers and social worker accounts were analysed, as were custom-made questionnaires completed by family, friends, neighbours and co-workers of the offenders. Firstly, ' nation state' (also neighbouring states) and ' international community ' are categories implicated in this human catastrophe. Local rivalries meant little cooperation between close neighbours over the siting of particular services. They think that if they stop without digging any road or putting up any building, they will be surpassed [sic] by their neighbours. As expected, common sound sequences had more neighbours than rare sound sequences, and this was similar across known and novel words. Of importance was the identification of the threat of introduction from neighbouring countries and possible virus movement between different continental regions. There was at least a 20-cm space between neighbouring pens. No public explanation has been offered for lavishing special benefits on these four favoured provinces rather than neighbouring and equally underdeveloped provinces. The interviewees also talked about not wanting to disturb the lives of friends and neighbours. 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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