| 词汇 | example_english_person |
| 释义 | Examples of personThese 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 action takes place on almost the eve of the deaths of several persons near to each other in terms of spatial proximity or affection. Despite these limitations, we believe the present study results may be generalized to persons with moderate to severe asthma. Substantial new resources are essential to increased access to and availability of services to low-income persons. To include ourselves within the same framework of understanding as other persons is a condition of rationality. In such relations two persons accept certain rights and duties toward each other. What is the best explanation of what we all assume to be other persons? Is it possible that such a split brain and body transfer would result in your becoming two persons? Thus, the difference between two nonphysical persons is accountable on the grounds that they are affected by different physical objects. More specifically, it is difficult to tell whether one person's resulting utterance (aesthetic or prosaic) is correct, or even appropriate to the situation. The three smallest (2 - 5 % of the total sample each) included persons from only one age group. In addition, assessments of the perceived difficulty of activities provides some information about the person's effectiveness in everyday life. Cohorts have potentially distinctive outcomes as a result of the interaction of developing persons with distinctive aspects of the milieus in which they develop. However, the speaker's voice and the other person's voice do not merge. In the choice of language, persons do not simply select an instrument for mutual understanding and communication. Whole households adjust their speech to protect certain persons. In this particular case, the three persons involved each represent one of the majority clans in the area. Since it does not, this assumption strengthens the analysis that it is not present in these persons and numbers. Table 5 shows the results of a multivariate analysis for regular verbs, considering grammatical persons separately. Each person's individual payoffs and accumulated payoffs were private information. Thirty or forty families would be the most that could live together, that is, about 140 or 150 persons. Second, as has been suggested, our two skeletons may have been persons of some social importance. Reliability of experimenters' judgment was assessed by the agreement of the other experimenters of the group present during the session (one or two additional persons). How can one measure the extent of a person's bilingual proficiency? The anjali, usually in a far less obsequious form, is also central to the everyday social recognition of other persons. Selective recall from the set of available autobiographical memories may also be seen as a type of reconstruction of a person's history. Living in such a neighbourhood may contribute to problematic relationships, and receiving scant support from children reduces an older person's opportunities to live elsewhere. In this view acquaintances are plentiful, companions fewer, and intimates few and far between in a person's life. Another possible solution for minimising a person's dependence on family and friends outside the household is to recruit a relative to join the household. The manner of a person's death will often lead to a reconsideration of a life - who and what they were. In 1997 and 1998, 35 multiple in-depth interviews have been carried out with 30 persons aged 62-85 years. The indennita is paid to persons needing care, not to those who provide it. Both here and in line 338 wlenco denotes a daring bravado which shades into the recklessness that can impair a person's judgement. More importantly, by studying the subjective experiences of the meaning of music we gain insights into the person's self. Narratives by enslaved persons are few and scattered, but we are still hopeful that more will come to light in the future. How persons in these uncharted waters proceed to look upon themselves is one of the important questions for the twenty-first century. Rather, the depressed group showed a reduced-risk : only 0.4 % of the depressed group (three persons) were diagnosed with breast cancer. Rather, poor pre-morbid work or social adjustment and poor course of illness were potent risk factors for diverse forms of disability in persons with psychosis. Receiving treatment for depression in most sites is associated not only with depressive symptoms, but also with a person's dissatisfaction with his or her health. Use does not, however, affect all aspects of a person's educational experience. One of the underlying cognitive factors is the person's attitude towards performing the behaviour. Among the potential informants identified, priority was given to persons living in the same household. Here the final overcoming of obstacles and declaration of equality takes the form of a rococo interchangeability of persons in the love relationships. The range for the third persons was just about the same (8 to 141). Although we sometimes refer to the third persons as a group, it is clear that this group is heterogeneous. Likewise, a pathogen will rarely be found in 100 % of the diseased persons. All persons without spleen should be given pneumococcal vaccine. Splenectomized and immunocompromised persons are at markedly increased risk for severe pneumococcal disease [3]. We repeated the analyses, restricting this to persons reported prospectively from 1994. The former hinges on the possibility of software agents being regarded as legal persons in the eyes of the law. In a frictional, pluralistic, society, we expect persons to have a certain thickness of skin. Speakers would choose a possessee-possessor construction to express the meaning of affecting a person's body part. Hence, we do not eliminate the separateness of persons in the sense in which this is the basis of objection to utilitarianism by grouping them. Persons act to obtain or realize goods; goods are goods for persons. Hospitalization, restricted activity, and the development of disability among older persons. The raters were given examples of idealised persons with high, middle and low ratings separately for assimilative and for accommodative coping. Assessing quality of life in persons with severe neurological disability associated with multiple sclerosis : the psychometric evaluation of two quality of life measures. Income-based eligibility for formal home care might encourage greater use among older persons with low incomes. Twentyseven per cent were interviewed by persons who were themselves aged 55 and more years. Because of this, they only take up facts and events that honor and praise the persons concerned. A person's living conditions depend increasingly on the pensions received. The time dimension alerts us to the influence of the past on the older person's condition. Hearing a piece of music evoked memories from a person's past, and spurred conversation with others about past experiences. In addition, the record reveals that mortgagees could be both land corporations and private persons. The composition of an older person's support network also provides an indication of its care-giving potential. First, these are tasks that are naturalised in the bodies and persons of women. When an older person's condition deteriorated, the helpers often had to provide more support. The associations of individual variation in well-being with both a person's ' temporal commitment ' to the area and to facets of their social integration are analysed. To maintain the context of sensory loss, consider persons who are color blind. The town would contain about 32,000 people and have a fairly high population density of 70-100 persons per acre. The person's motion relative to the room or drum is real, just as his stasis relative to the earth is real. Medial prefrontal cortical dysfunction may in turn result in deterioration of the ability to perceive movements and mental states from other persons. Objects and persons become named and explained during the sleep-to-waking transition. The above resembles a story of seven blindfolded persons, who were asked to examine the morphology of an elephant. The goal of the task is to assess a person's language competence, language expression (production/performance), and proficiency. The person's house is then burnt down and the site prepared for a much later ceremony by building cooking huts there. The deceased person's life force is thus channelled back to the living. Makes long pauses, often repeats the other person's words. The number of persons over the age of 15 was never less than four in any of the observed farmers' households. The decline of fertility during the war contributed to the further expansion of the percentage of employed persons. As displaced persons, this was a particularly difficult task. I hope to show how nonconsenting adults can be shown the degree of respect due them as persons when they are studied in nontherapeutic research. If the proposal directly harms persons without their free and informed consent, then bioethicists should agree that the proposal is to be rejected. However, it does not necessarily mean that we blame everyone of the same social identity for the actions of particular persons. Finally, it is in the interest of employees to have ethical care that respects them as persons - in the full moral sense of the term. Class is not necessarily a self-conscious identity; it may remain on the level of an analytical shorthand that summarizes a person's social positioning. In addition, some bioethicists have written about the ways that such differences can affect a person's ability to make medical decisions. Several guidelines do specify how to handle informed consent in research involving incompetent persons or minors. The government would be required to help persons live out a natural lifespan, with attention to quality of life. 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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