| 词汇 | example_english_principled |
| 释义 | Examples of principledThese 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. In this paper we provide a principled account of the use of domain-specific expressions for representing structured values, propositions and definite descriptions. There is no principled way to justify the claim that a person's eternal fate is determined at death. Still, altogether they may provide the reader with some clues respecting the lines along which a principled solution to the above questions might develop. Our next task is to generate a principled model that separates out groups of control structures into meaningful clusters. In particular, what kinds of agent theories and programming models for agent-based systems lend themselves to principled development? Constructions are described as learned pairings of form and function that diverge from predictable or principled pairings. A more principled alternative is to remove the arbitrary left-to-right order. However, there is need to motivate a principled case for a more populous abstract domain. What principled reason could there be, then, for thinking that w is a set? There is no way of making a principled choice. Within the set of morphologically derived place names, there are four principled subtypes. The stress patterns of these forms also turn out to be principled. Of par ticular interest is his asser tion that even under equivalence, other principled restrictions on code-switching may apply. Principled reasons are presented that argue for maintaining a stringent definition of communities of practice, such that more than shared practices or behaviors is required. We utilise linguistically-principled assumptions in obtaining features to be used in a machine learning paradigm. In modern systems the syntax/semantics rules are becoming increasingly influenced by principled linguistic theories, and they are often expressed in variations of well-known formalisms. Although existing theories are sometimes unclear on this issue, we see no principled barrier to this approach. Therefore, it affords a more principled approach to network construction than static learning algorithms such as backpropagation that require a full specification of the network. While there are ways in which these two linguistic activities differ, we have found important ways in which these two activities are similar and principled. Rather than having a firm principled preference, the same sector switches its preferences between fiscal stimulus and structural reform, depending on business cycles. Politicians were united in their pragmatic and principled commitment to the white primary. The crux of my study questions her more important conclusion that there were principled differences between large and small states concerning their theories of representation. The signing-speaking bilinguals did exploit the modality possibilities, and they did simultaneously mix their signs and speech, but in semantically principled and highly constrained ways. If no, then which properties are polar, and what is the principled basis for their polarity ? If cases involving repeat players form an exception to the general rule requiring principled adjudication, then, that exception is a fairly nar row one. Associative approaches to language are often believed to be bounded by principled arguments, which should have been the object of quasi-mathematical demonstrations. His principled stand condemned him to the back-benches, and in 1979 he lost his parliamentary seat in dubious circumstances. Through the construct of the visual feature node, a principled formulation of mixed-initiative conversational structure can be established between user and formalism. Further research into principled methods for allowing the user to interact with such a system is therefore recommended. The principled approach seeks to generate systematically a set of as accurate as possible and diverse models from which a single model is composed. More often, however, there was a principled reason for the disagreement. Such action flowed from a principled commitment to the toleration of all religions. Principled autonomy is nonindividualistic in character and provides the foundation for profoundly moral action that is not motivated by self-interest. Furthermore, there is no principled reason why phonemic decision nodes have to produce unambiguous output. Alternatively, it might just be a matter of likelihood, rather than a principled difference between monologue and dialogue. Everyone agrees, we guess, that the cognitive unconscious is (1) a postulate, and (2) subject to no principled functional limitations. Indeed, that is a major point of our theory: performance depends on principled changes in task parameters that we have experimentally tested in systematic ways. Clearly, at this point there is no principled argument that could prove this rationale wrong. A brief examination of the principled differences between biological taxa and artifacts serves to illustrate this point. There is an obvious place to look for such a principled structural distinction between representational kinds: the distinction itself between patterns and symbols. The psychological concepts can therefore be developed and tested in a far more principled way. Once a programmer has a full-time position, there are too many constraints and distraction for principled additional education. However, there is really no principled reason to view gerundive nominals as mixed category constructions, because their nominal and verbal properties are discrete. If these doubts are on the right track, the derivation shown in (39) may be impossible for principled reasons. The general duty of principled judicial decision-making, therefore, is an implication of the participator y and representative character of legitimate adjudication. However, pcru aims to provide an efficient, linguistically informed, statistically principled alternative to existing statistical and comprehensive approaches. Chapter 4 is getting serious about using linguistically principled grammars, and introduces standard techniques such as unification and macros to gain expressive power. On the other hand, taking a constructionbased view provides a principled resolution to this puzzle. Only non-finality offers a principled account for this upper limit. Unlike non-finality, peak prominence cannot offer a principled account for the upper limit on significant weight distinctions. Roberts does not provide any principled distinction that would preclude any of these legal restrictions and requirements. We provide a principled way of generating strategies for each bidding module. If we aim to build such systems, then principled techniques will be required for their design and implementation. Testing, reengineering, and reusing software also rely on principled development. Once we translate the business terminology, the differences between an ontology and a taxonomy boil down to a more principled design of conceptual models. Further, we should see simultaneous signing-speaking language mixing, but such mixing should exhibit a strongly principled and internally systematic relationship. The point is that it does so because it identifies the wrong principled basis for the normative assessment of an intention. Second, we offer a principled approach to developing complete correctness proofs for free theorems-based transformations. We provide a principled explanation of this in a setting where we can, for example, gives a formal answer to coherence questions. Our ability to see these ethical issues as interrelated is crucial to the development of a coherent and principled global bioethic. The principled cooperators are most likely to punish despite the cost of doing so to their own personal income. Principled methods exist to score the scales in such a way as to take account of differences in item sensitivities. He further argues that a more principled and inclusive response is necessary for the improvement of research and teaching. Resorting to switching between grammatical subsets (or mini-grammars) is thus not necessarily the only principled explanation for systematic variation. Syllabification facts are relevant for determining that initial [tl] is not a principled gap, but rather an accidental one. Principled syllabic dissolution in a primary progressive aphasia case : a comparison between paraphasias and loanword adaptations. There is a principled way for the multivalued feature approach to avoid the problems just described. The use of elements traditionally associated with different instructional philosophies responds to separate instructional needs; therefore, objections to the hybridity sound more doctrinaire than principled. Such a stipulation would lack a principled basis. Given that they are principled and not coincidental, they are worthy of learning. Nevertheless, the model can be read as positing that political expertise will promote principled political thought at any single point in time. There is no principled reason why the genetics of character evolution should have such a basis. Currently, our grammar has 273 rules (excluding lexical rules), each with very simple and principled constraint checks. Second, we offer a principled approach to developing such proofs. First, all of these systemic constraints on the use of the law to enforce our moral obligations are practical ones, not principled ones. Can there be any principled objection to using legal rewards, rather than sanctions, to encourage supererogation? Rather, it may reflect principled hypotheses of language that children enter tain before conclusively settling on the target language. In the absence of suitable corpora, principled data collection, enunciation and operationalization of hypotheses, and accountable statistical analyses, most studies have been, at most, suggestive. Moreover, through this comparison, systematic and principled similarities and differences reveal themselves. Of course, if they admit the former view, they reveal themselves as historicists, albeit stubborn and principled ones. If so, hate speech regulation represents a principled exception to the usual prohibition on conte nt-specific censorship. One such principled way would be to assign actual disvalue to the running of risks, regardless of whether these risks are realized. A third advantage is that the definition offers a principled approach to emotion. I take such potential unification to be a reason for optimism, as it draws a principled connection between two pre-existing robust lines of research. The strategy presented herein is an attempt to provide such a principled methodology for conceptual level manufacturing planning. The intent of this ar ticle is to show that principled conceptual manufacturing planning can be done. Likewise, far from wishing to argue simply that 'ends justify means', they were keen to validate the conduct of governments in a sober, principled manner. Accident cannot be excluded as an explanation for an isolated example, but a habitual do would provide a more principled account. Principled value judgments will constitute higher-order preferences, while direct preferences that do not reflect principles are lower-order preferences. Within the lexicon, a principled distinction is made between lexical categories (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) and functional categories, such as complementizer, determiner, tense, agreement, negation. Applying best interests to persistent vegetative state - a principled distortion? The historical reasoning is speculative, however, whereas the linguistic reasoning is principled and based on precise and ample data. Such a hybrid theory will almost certainly be simpler and more principled than a single amorphous and heterogeneous theory of semantics. There is nothing intrinsic in the structure of the respective maps/patterns that sustains a principled distinction. The problem is finding a principled way in which to make these decisions - where to draw the line and on what basis. There is no principled reason why a proposal like the one suggested could not work. Consequently, the principled people gradually come to stop voting. I have found a principled interaction between sentential context and interpretation. 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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