| 词汇 | example_english_network |
| 释义 | Examples of networkThese 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 artificial networks presented here were not selected from a large number of attempts. Establish cooperative and constructive relationships, networks, and alliances that facilitate input from a wide range of internal and external stakeholders. The same contrasts are observed in the organization of the commercial networks. The inhabitants of the shanty towns have frequently achieved stability and social organisation through the establishment of personal networks and voluntary associations. While her investigations take her into history and communication networks, one sequence in particular carries metafictional implications. By the end of the century, 80 per cent of networks were municipal, almost 100 per cent fifty years later. All kinds of firms, networks, individuals, quangos and utilities exist in cities, in a complex organised environment. There is also the concern of the non-place-based or non-location specific networks of economic social and political relations acting directly and indirectly upon land users. As more women go to work and as marriage break down increases the networks of local cooperation and support weaken. First, it would be possible to build models of very large systems by linking individual submodels into distributed model networks on the internet. The analysis of the characteristics of the neurones and networks involved may elucidate the organisation of perceptual mechanisms. Based on the topology of many of these networks, this should not be surprising. On the other hand, backpropagation neural networks are a supervised learning method that has an excellent reputation for classification problems. Eight blind learners, between the ages of 15 and 20, participated in the study which investigated communication services offered by local and widespread networks. Consequently, the lexical networks articulated by the differences in collocational patterns emerge. Political leaders mobilize citizens for political action through social networks. Non-official methods of organization and the use of social networks are particularly attractive in those polities where state repression is not only possible, but probable. The problem with stating that all of these are the field is that all of these are also complex networks of interaction. Unit structures should emphasize networks and h eterarchies rather than hierarchies, and experimentation must be encouraged. Another example of larger community social networks and their implications was encountered during the test excavation of rural sites. The boy also has friends and other networks through which he is in a position to manage more resources. There were 137 respondents who did not place any children in their networks. How important is the number of living children that an older person has for the age-composition of his or her kin and non-kin social networks ? The data discussed thus far confirm the expectation of overall age-segregation in the personal networks of older people. Does the role of family networks in migration reinforce or mitigate such differences? Size and effectiveness of informal helping networks : a panel study of older people in the community. The education group also developed new friendships of varying degrees of closeness, and their friendship networks were more complex. While it was suggested that the support networks of older people were mobilised to greater effect in rural than urban areas, the data were inconclusive. They conducted regional trade, including the tributary trade, using their own networks. Dependency may generate different responses in these two service networks. Even then, foreign interests still had to grapple with robust indigenous networks of production and trade. One major difference is between those networks which include both wholesalers and retailers and those which are specialized in only one of these operations. Still, some sharing networks can be discerned in terms of who is carrying out much of the hunting and gathering activity in the village today. Neurocognitive neurobehavioural patterns the syndromes of schizophrenia : role of frontalsubcortical networks. Continuing involvement during implementation would help to maintain strong interconnectedness, while the availability of these contacts encourages the involvement of the network's parties in implementation. Large-scale neurocognitive networks and distributed processing for attention, language, and memory. Deliberative supranationalism seeks to overcome this democratic deficit by institutional procedures and cross-jurisdictional networks that encourage social learning. In many ways networks are institutions within institutions. Finally, the observed increase in health care expenditure might partly be explained by the transition of health care from family networks to institutions. Adopting a similar-cases-research-design, this article shows that policy networks explain this difference. The private trading networks that have emerged are partial and fragile. A particular lesson can be derived from the importance of social networks in organisations. In both cases, informal social networks underlying the organisation provided more meaning, stability and coherence than its formal objectives and activities. Based on cultural identity, these networks may provide a sense of familiarity and security in otherwise foreign contexts. However, a less pessimistic picture evolves when considering existing networks that had overcome regional differences to some extent. The other dimension is deeper because it takes into account that the economic activities are embedded in social, political and cultural networks. Language acquisition in the absence of explicit negative evidence : can simple recurrent networks obviate the need for domain-specific learning devices ? Distributed representations, simple recurrent networks, and grammatical structure. However, distributed connectionist networks may represent a solution. Such advertising was placed near transport networks, on roadsides, and railways. We have also successfully used neural networks within a context to accomplish tasks that were natural to a connectionist representation. Figure 11 indicates the two alternative networks considered. The roles and functions of the informal support networks of older people receiving formal elder-care have been described and analysed. As mentioned previously, older people adapt to the support available from their informal networks. All the examples involved people with nonexistent, small or defunct family networks. The particularly well-covered topics are retirement, family and social networks and caring. The members of ' restricted ' networks reported the most limited social contacts and potential support. On the one hand, the subject drew on its multidisciplinary strengths, developing new centres, networks or groups based on a multidisciplinary collection of individuals. Thirdly, it made sense to have interviewers from the relevant target communities, where they would already have established networks. While thousands of workers competed with each other for employment, they needed to rely on their own social networks for survival. In general, urban dwellers had geographically more dispersed networks consisting of more non-kin and\\or single-stranded relationships than did the respondents in rural areas. In weaving these networks, politicians, factions and parties valued those who could command and deliver every additional vote. Such neuronal networks show temporal dynamics and may engage in synaptic plasticity or organize into coherent states. In what follows, the word nodes will refer to the simple units out of which connectionist networks have traditionally been constructed. In many distributed networks, a response is identified by some extraneous process "done by the modeller rather than by the model" (sect. 7.4, para. 2). However, the category nodes in localist networks are unable to reflect this differential variability-in-the-environment of various categories. First, we need to be clear about why we chose feedforward backpropagation networks, and about the theoretical framework within which we are operating. Then, the connectionist approach proposed neural networks that can treat symbol manipulation through its dynamics. Similarly, location information is processed in networks that start at the primary visual cortex. In this architecture, networks that process identity information interact with networks that process location information, in a manner that produces structural (compositional) forms of representation. One very common inference has been that networks using localist representations do not share these abilities. Artificial neural networks can be used to develop empirically based agronomic models. Once the classes are obtained from the neural networks, inductive learning is applied to express knowledge in tree form and production rules. Is there a role for networking subgroups, specializing in particular areas, with agreed complimentary objectives ? By contrast, analysts of egocentric networks study the ties that single individuals possess and use. Nevertheless, we can get a hint of their social networks. The language of this appeal also suggests another important feature of these hierarchical unof®cial networks. The next result gives a method for iteratively constructing more series-parallel networks that attain equality. In this article, we will look at weak and strong thresholds on random networks on line segments, and we will find the following. However, the role of phosphorus in biofilm formation in distribution networks is not completely understood. In the specific case of reading, these include (minimally) the networks that support vision, attention, eye-movement control, and language. There have been numerous analyses of the scaling properties of neural networks. Understanding such changes will help identify the structures and networks involved in acquisition. However, only one out of three field studies showed the presence of infectious enteroviruses in natural biofilms from drinkingwater networks. The supply comes from both local and overseas sources with a complexity of water resources, treatment technologies and distribution networks. Detrimental effects of poikilophilic algal, cyanobacterial and especially fungal films and networks are numerous. The marriages of daughters and, to a certain extent, younger sons were used to weave family relationship networks in the village and nearby communities. Though inseparably and even constitutively intertwined with the bureaucracy, informal networks were just unof®cial enough to be a continuing source of suspicion or resentment. Pervasive though they were, unof®cial networks did not operate according to regular rules or procedures. Both kin- and non-kin-related networks were used to improve the living standards of the household. The greater the number of flies and the more widespread the networks of their contacts, the more rapidly any infections were spread. Family and networks were not only important when starting up a business, but also later on and especially in times of crisis. Such networks can be viewed as consisting of a collection of nodes, representing wireless devices, positioned at various points in some physical region. If civil disputes could not be resolved through networks of local ties, blood ties or occupational groups, then people sought judgement by the state. Indications are that these are not isolated developments but rather a growing break with the existing structures and networks of intellectual production. The new partnership again changes the social networks of both partners. The first objective of this study was to describe socio-economic status differences in the personal networks of older adults. In the absence of partners, older people sometimes found their social networks curtailed. Second, that the presence of young adults in the personal networks of older people becomes increasingly rare at the more advanced ages. 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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