| 词汇 | example_english_produce |
| 释义 | Examples of produceThese 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 specialty of the newest robot that is currently being produced is the capability of mine removal. The book has been produced under auspices that ought to ensure high quality. In other words, the design is produced directly by analysis. A first consideration is that the communication channel produces the delay. Pyle is to be congratulated for producing a book that is historically sensitive yet philosophically forthright. The latter paper is an extended version of the former and was produced for publication in the proceedings. Drug resistance to halofuginone can be readily produced in the laboratory, but this is not the case with monensin. In addition, the malaria parasite produces enzymes to digest host cell cytoplasm. Small lesions may also be accidentally produced during the routine manipulation of fish. In contrast, the riboprint patterns in our study, produced from the same clinical sample were simple and reproducible. Then follows a period of 25-28 days during which the fly is incapable of producing infection. Under the conditions used approximately 70-80 fd of inhibitor solution in an assay volume of 3 ml produced about 50 % inhibition of chymotrypsin. The content analysis produced more specific insights into positive life changes following cancer. Furthermore, there are opportunities for producer groups to align themselves with those consumers who require that their meat be produced in alternative systems12. In this case conventional fluorescence could be primed at 340 nm producing 420 nm emission. Symmetrical placement of the redox centers produces the minimum transfer times. Autoradiography of the gel for 8 h produced the pattern shown. The next section will show that the opposite ranking produces a different repair - stress-driven tone. An intersection at the designated edge produces the same violations as a monosyllabic foot. The conflicting directionality resulting from such rankings produces the maximal alternation patterns. The screen dealing with clicks also includes recordings of clicks produced at several points of articulation. Coronals that condition fronting are produced with a fronted tongue body, while coronals that condition retraction are produced with a back tongue body. Only the heavy final syllable in (45a) can be parsed as a monosyllable without producing clash. Wouldn't a less constrained deletion process be more effective in producing the desired result ? Do they simply match the repair item as it was produced by disseminators ? A different panel of experts, and data from other practices, may have produced the same or different results. Also, more discussion of experiments would have produced a more balanced account. In both cases, the sweeping produces anisotropy and reduces the strength of cascade. A minimum in the curve of electrical conductivity is found and some physical evidence for its appearance is produced. Several numerical examples illustrate solvency requirements produced by the two different approaches. Clearly parameter and model uncertainty produces this type of risk. However, research on direct semantic priming has produced conflicting results. Other expedition members fulfilled their journalistic duties more diligently, but no issue was produced in 1912. The utilized social support subscales produced a single factor with an eigenvalue of 4.48 accounting for 49.8 % of the variance. They have succeeded in producing a comprehensive and upto-date account of relevant work. The first analysis produced eight factors with an eigenvalue greater than 1, accounting for 61 % of the variance. In point of fact, none of the trials of this agent in psychotic depression has produced statistically significant results. Only in one case, our method produced a stack 41.7% of its original size (10 instead of 24). As a result, a set of valid rewritings is produced. The user can step through these stages one-by-one, with the system producing a phrase for each stage, as the conversation progresses. The impression it produced was due to the fact that the words in a phrase vibrated, sang. Having your back to the wall produces a certain utopianism, a certain daring. We are living in a time of uncertainty, and that produces a theatre without doors. The strategies produced by the habitus reflect experiences he has had in these positions. However, they do not predetermine the materialities in which the discourse will be produced. Research on its learning effects has, however, not produced clear cut results. We had the flour from the wheat we produced. The electron beam was produced by discharge of the secondary capacitor on a fieldemission diode. Application of laser produced plasma for controlled thermonuclear fusion. The self-focusing process was essential for the very high current and high energy ions emitted from the laser produced plasma. Investigation of ion streams emitted from plasma produced with a high-power picosecond laser. As more firms are able to update their prices to reflect the disinflation, the money path overshoots the aggregate price level producing the boom. Goods and financial services are each produced by profit-maximizing firms. In every period, a single good is produced using three factors-capital, land, and labor-in the production process. However, male speakers produced more downgliding forms for (o:) than for (e:), although they produced more forms in both cases. Out of the 896 forms produced, 585 (65%) had penultimate stress. In particular, there were more 0e0 responses to the bait tokens when they were produced by women than by men. The increasing uses and rising value of the wetlands have produced competition and conflict. The linguistic description produced of the genre serves two further purposes: classificatory and predictive. Scaffolding for second language writers: producing an academic essay. In the following excerpt, the customer likewise produces an iconic hand gesture in combination with a term. A minor point that might have produced further interesting results is the role of physical cues in these interactions. In the following turn at line 3, the answerer produces an answer to the summons with ung:. At line 3 the caller acknowledges the answerer's answer with e: 'yes:,' and produces a term that identifies the answerer, emma 'mom'. A question, then, is what nonselected recipients are doing producing an answer here, if it is a dispreferred action. The mapping from m-piro's ontologies to owl produces ontologies in owl lite. In scenario 1, this produces the interpretation wherein the system produces a readout of the current pressure and then raises the temperature by two units. In cases where more than one parse is produced, the reasons of the ambiguity are discussed. In the simplest case, rules can simply be 'read off ' the parse-annotations of the corpus, producing either a simple or probabilistic context-free grammar. Imagine that a factory produces biased /-sided dice. At the most abstract level there is information in database form (the domain model), and at the least abstract there is the text produced. Table 9 shows the comparison of the results produced by our algorithm and the other two methods. Upon neuronal injury one of the first molecules to be produced is adenosine. In an ideal situation, the document that is produced ought to be indexed and put into shape for its archiving as a record. If an accident appears on the groove, it may loop and read the same closed groove again and again, thus producing a continuous repetitive sound. The general observation is that higher frequency is produced at higher amplitude and vice versa. The comb filter produced a pitched quality by resonating at certain pitches when excited by the speech input. One resolution is to apply a compressive nonlinear mapping to the range of parameters once they are produced. The look of an instrument and knowing how sound is produced may help (but may also hinder) how people interact with the system. In the task model, a performance system is defined as 'a system that given a score produces sound'. Any method by which a composer produces a piece of music can be called an algorithm. A human agent, using the sense of touch, or an implement, applies energy to a sounding body, producing spectromorphologies. Space produced by human activity - a space within which humans 'act'. The economy, however, is also producing more military goods so that there are fewer consumer goods available for purchase. Increasing the width of the intercostal space may change the length of the muscle fibers less than space width, producing smaller changes in muscle tension. The term "coal-derived fuel" means any fuel (whether in a solid, liquid, or gaseous state)produced by the mechanical, thermal, or chemical processing of coal. Under these conditions, the intensity of the reflected light is markedly reduced at a specific incident angle, producing a sharp "shadow". Subsequently, it was shown that less than a quarter of the dose (only 30 units/kg/mo) produced an equivalent response. The development of epidermal hairs has principally been studied on the wing where each pupal cell produces a single distally pointing hair. Producing a reduction in false positive without also producing false negative differences requires the use both of fold and significant difference. The article produced a row in the group though. When faced with a shop floor crisis, they produced their own leaders and walked out spontaneously, but usually only for a short time. Such blatant injustice produced wide discrepancies in the decisions of the umpires which added another element of unfairness and uncertainty to these regulations. Why then have so few effective drugs been produced against these diseases? In rodents, resistin is produced exclusively by adipocytes, regulates normal glucose homeostasis, and causes insulin resistance at high circulating levels. First, adults doing this task produced only nouns with -er. Among suffixes, the first ones produced tend to be among the most frequent in adult speech. The individual cut pieces are then put on a conveyor belt which passes them under a succession of abrasive wheels, producing the final finish. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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