| 词汇 | example_english_peculiarity |
| 释义 | Examples of peculiarityThese 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 dynamics of this change in the capital obviously had their own peculiarities. His initial overview of governmental systems, police force peculiarities, intellectual histories, and religious traditions turns out to be simplistic and hardly systematised. There are other legal and moral peculiarities that will continue to exist because of the extraordinary character of physician-assisted death. The evolution of the neocortex, has attracted much interest since it seems to hold the key to the spectacular peculiarities of the human brain. Local peculiarities, however, survived mostly beneath the cognizance of the center. The peculiarities of many of these constructions look as if they might reflect extensions of normal selection relations. All these archaic peculiarities have been reproduced herein. Along with this, it is obvious that the environment exerts much effect on seed peculiarities. No doubt, peculiarities of seeds inherent to representatives of higher taxa were developed a long time ago. We are now at the stage of recognising the peculiarities but are far from providing explanations for them. We maintain that alternative systems have peculiarities with regard to work that make this type of advice difficult. Below, a resonant scheme of recuperation is proposed that takes into account peculiarities of a sheet beam geometry. The peculiarities mentioned here include semantic restriction and extension. The final part of the book focuses on peculiarities of strongly coupled dusty plasmas, such as the formation of dust crystals and associated attractive forces. The main peculiarities and regimes of the processing are defined. In this figure we can observe the peculiarities of the longitudinal magnetic field distribution. The chapter on adoption is devoted to an enumeration of ' local peculiarities ' concerning how to arrange an adoption and how to dissolve it when necessary. A number of special peculiarities arise in the case of fisheries. Even though each case had its own peculiarities, some tentative observations can be made. One of the most striking peculiarities marking the early period of a science is the following fact. First regarding its acoustic peculiarities and, second, its, shall we say, bodily impressions. The effect of this high frequency is to entrench any peculiarities about the mismatch of form and sound. Note that close trajectories, similar to those shown in the two sketches on the left-hand side of this figure, have the following peculiarities. In particular, the peculiarities of the cultural environments to which an individual is exposed should be taken into account. The morphology of larval stages and peculiarities of parasitoid-host relationships are described. Morphological peculiarities of the instar which is believed to be the second remain largely obscure. We report on the peculiarities of parabolic growth, its sequence selectivity, its temperature response, and its implications for molecular evolution. The reason for the precursor appearance is related to the peculiarities of the wire explosion in vacuum. On peculiarities of amplification of shor t electromagnetic pulses propagating along steady-state electron flows. Each privatization built on previous experience creating a system of sectoral peculiarities. In spite of this interdependence, the national systems have retained certain peculiarities and continue to pursue partly different goals. No generally recognized, clear-cut boundaries between clinical insanity and peculiarities of behavior existed. Morphosyntactic peculiarities such as agglutination, fusion, (poly)synthesis, and isolating morphosyntax probably deserve articles, if not entries, of their own. In addition, important grammatical and lexical peculiarities are commented upon. Even when traded, fuelwood prices show some peculiarities, partly due to open access conditions for its collection. Within the single market, healthcare systems are in place in each member state that represent a variety of different approaches, each with its own peculiarities. Hence, he asked for a careful study of faces, training the physiognomical observer to attend even to the smallest peculiarities and differences. He would wield this power to the very end, and this would allow for many of the administrative peculiarities of the service. Their work has been mostly concerned with stressing the peculiarities of specific populations in comparison with those of other districts. Permanent pacing in paediatric age has some peculiarities, such as difficult vascular approach, large devices in relation to body mass, growth-related problems. Variability in language use stems presumably also from the peculiarities of the particular language. The analogy is, however, not a simple one in that each type of instability has its own peculiarities. Lumpers search for generalisations ; splitters look for peculiarities. Again the peculiarities of the variable seem to have an effect on the way it is interpreted in terms of the more-to-less creole interpretive frame. However, peculiarities in patients' brain functioning were observed when they had to manage small differences between the stimuli, that is, within the congruent-repetition condition. Like all business, the trade had structural and temporal peculiarities. The probability of a correlation between blood group frequencies and phonetic peculiarities is pointed out for a number of old world regions. We can see that this separation is one of the peculiarities that differentiate the evaluation of user-adaptive systems from the evaluation of 'non-adaptive' systems. Numerical simulations of fast coronal ignition and the peculiarities of this scheme are considered in detail. One explanation for the overgeneralizations in both groups lies in the morphemic peculiarities of fall and rise. Moreover, the peculiarities of pension indexing rules resulted in the long term erosion of the real value of pension benefits relative to real wages. Non-ordinary crickets are divided into three types based on subjective criteria according to superficial characteristics: peculiarities in shape, external characteristics and colour. Now we more closely investigate the peculiarities of the damping due to the friction between ions and neutrals. On this hypothesis a considerable number of the text's peculiarities could be explained plausibly and at a stroke. In this way, the religious foundation was reduced to the behavioural peculiarities of the communities that were studied. The works reviewed here focus on a particular historical moment, and most endeavour to bring out its peculiarities. In one sense, fair equality of opportunity must operate in abstraction from the values and the peculiarities of individuals. Broadly speaking, impartiality amounts to disregarding what is irrelevant in the peculiarities of a case when making a judgement on this case. The peculiarities of his verse, however, are clustered in its subject matter and in its rhetoric, not in its sound surface. They try to account for its peculiarities by placing it in a category they call 'semi-determiner'. Too often, however, peculiarities of this paradigm example were treated as if they were essential. His answer was a strange one, exploiting the peculiarities of his determinist psychology. Our objective in this part of the project is to design the device to handle the peculiarities of spoken language. The peculiarities of -calculus transition system also suggest other primitive respectful functions. One can ask whether socialist movements are by their very nature prone to factionalism, tendencies or regional peculiarities. To highlight the peculiarities of z- in this use, (33) is contrasted here with (34), with the prefix n-. As always, it is possible that some peculiarities of our experimental procedure may have masked children's skills by creating unintended difficulties. You must, however, be kind enough to make allowances for certain peculiarities regarding the manner of recording these experiences. To some extent such characteristics were inevitable in a system that was effectively 'extra-legal' and thus highly subject to local peculiarities. The evaluation of these drugs must take into account the peculiarities of homeopathic, anthroposophic, and phytotherapeutic drugs. Local conjunction of markedness constraints is assumed to account for some of the presumed peculiarities of developmental grammars. Anyway, due to the peculiarities of our approach, the evaluation itself requires a preliminary work from the methodological point of view. Again like him, he turned "a specimen dream with its peculiarities, details, indiscretions, bad jokes" into a classic. Every bridge has its peculiarities of construction and material: and mechanics supplies a universal engine, which will help in determining what strain any bridge will bear. In fact, the peculiarities of the construction sector suggest that equal consideration should be given to technical as well as social, contractual and legal aspects (including responsibilities) relating to projects. The challenge for local communities is to draw on their sociocultural and political peculiarities so as to minimise the risks and maximise the opportunities of globalisation. We had, in short, our own peculiarities. While we want to take advantage of written text processing techniques so far as possible, we are forced to consider additional approaches better suited to the peculiarities of spoken language. No audience would particularly care to find out all the peculiarities of our highly specialised software, nor would that information bear any significance in their interpretation of our music. One of the impor tant peculiarities of the amplifying medium is a dependence of the temporal behavior of parameters of nonlinear coupling on the intensity of intracavity waves. An alternative approach would be for them to be generated by inductive learning, so as to take account of the peculiarities of the system under study. The relationship between the distribution of glycogen in the bodies of different cercariae and their biological peculiarities. Variations in central-local government relations may be accounted for by contextual differences, ranging from the political entrepreneurship of a particular leader to the peculiarities of historical tradition. Each perspective throws up different images, cut across by class, by gender and by local peculiarities expressed in law codes, land inheritance practices, migratory patterns and so on. Consequently, the study of initialisms is focused on acronyms and on the peculiarities of their categorial centre, which can be described as an 'evolving' core (see below). Notwithstanding local peculiarities and variations, powerful 'commonalities', such as the need to secure improved supplies for public health and ®re abatement purposes, help to account for similarities across many cities. In sum, it is abundantly clear, even from this brief glance at a few outstanding peculiarities in the orthography of stressed vowels, that the evidence is confusing indeed. From the vantage point of this equivalency premise, much comparative research looks for factors other than differences among capitalists to explain national peculiarities in welfare states. In the 1960s, the dominant sociopolitical force-the state power-used all possible means to eliminate existing spatial differences or peculiarities, which managed to achieve harmony among users. As with previous points, this ®nal one can only be understood by placing it in the wider context of the peculiarities of the shortage economy in the 1940s. As we will discuss in the paper, multiconnected wings may present some puzzling aerodynamic peculiarities, which we explore by means of an inviscid incompressible flow model with concentrated vorticity. Lichens as symbiotic organisms can be seen to have special peculiarities generally characterized by an association of a fungal (mycobiont) and an algal (photobiont) component - green algae and/or cyanobacteria. Although they exhibit peculiarities that may not qualify them to fit precisely into that designation, several other versus may be related to the question of word refrain. There are some peculiarities in the case. The marble vases from these regions are marked by motifs that are found in the initial period of production and less sophisticated carving, as well as other stylistic peculiarities. However, this will happen as a result of fortuitous further knowledge about the peculiarities of persons we know who are most proximately affected by our plans and decisions. Perhaps the book works best as a call to arms, to legitimize the study of linguistic peculiarities and draw in other linguists and learning theorists to help undertake it. The peculiarities of oral history. All three phenomena exhibit peculiarities. 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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