| 词汇 | example_english_refine |
| 释义 | Examples of refineThese 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 resulting pieces were often recorded, listened to, analysed and sometimes refined. In particular, special care must be taken to avoid infinite loops bouncing back and forth between refining segments and facets of the input polyhedron. The things that determine and surround our lives, such as tools, means of transport, the products of science, technology and art, are extremely refined. A series of environmental indicators was developed and refined by a group of experts during a period of 18 months. The force field is then refined for a given polypeptide structure in order to match the calculated frequencies with the experiment. As our investigative techniques become better and more refined we are discovering preclinical tumors of uncertain significance. Nevertheless, such results cannot be static, and they will evolve as terminology and explanations are refined, new descriptions are added, or formats are changed. Then, the structure of the ontology was refined and the definitive design was obtained. Thus, every time an application is built, the ontology that represents the knowledge required for the application is refined. Students largely chose to undertake their own project, refining the question and its scope during their first term with their supervisor's assistance. Rival adopts this framework, refining it by accounting for internal sociocultural processes and adopting a subjective perspective. A strong body of research continues to appear, developing and refining the hypothesis, along with publications that argue against a demonstrated relationship among these languages. However, this is only a basic model, and for more specific considerations it has to be refined. Therefore, the generic components are refined into a form and framework to create a model for the application. Both categories can be further refined in an ontology of semantic tuple types. Second, for a matched target and measurement the target has to be refined. Using a total of 11 computed bound state dipolar couplings ; the authors refined the structure of the trisaccharide using a simulated annealing protocol. In order for this framework to be developed and refined we therefore propose that the following four research propositions be examined through appropriate research. Defining melancholia : properties of a refined sign-based measure. They have been reinforced and refined by hundreds of millions of years of natural selection and are an indisputably important component of who we are. However, after several attempts at refining the categories, the purpor ted deities slipped from one category to another. Their insight was helpful in refining this manuscript. The schedule was refined over the first three months of the study. Finally, as knowledge is reused it is refined and becomes more valuable. Figure 17 shows an example of a refined control rule for selecting the bindings. Similar units of meaning were assigned to categories, which were then refined and organised into main themes. The grade of each assembly factor is subject to change for refining the resolution of an evaluation. To this end, a hierarchical weight manipulation approach is introduced which creates and successively refines a fused output. Second, to generate primary research material which, in the long term, could be developed, refined and published as an advance in knowledge. Further extensive experimental investigation has allowed the process of tracheal occlusion to be refined by several groups. Selection criteria for intervention have been refined over the last decade. We make the distances between the boundaries of successively refined regions large enough to reduce this source of error to an acceptable level. The comparison is against computations on heuristically refined tensor-product meshes. Other measurements implemented in this study need to be refined and better administered to avoid ceiling effects. In engineering configuration, the resulting functional specification is used as an input that is refined to a technical description of the system. A graph-theoretical method for verifying, validating and refining constraint-based knowledge bases. A refined compact bipartite graph data structure allows encoding all matching problems relative to a set of rewrite rules. Repeatability between samples was moderate, suggesting that conclusions from grid samples should be refined by repeated sampling over longer spans of time. As the articles in this issue bear witness, such refined description of specific cases is already underway. Based on the result of this initial feasibility study, the rulebase was further refined to remove conflicting rules and minimize the potential for false positives. As the technical requirements of ultrastructural manipulation are refined further, 'organelle therapy' may be envisioned as a logical extension of these preliminary efforts. However, both elements of this argument, irony and appropriateness, can be refined if the fresco is located in its historical context. Unfortunately, health policy analysts have been so invested in refining models of regulated competition that alternative models for organizing health care transactions are less developed. Therefore, these bounds are refined during the process of elimination whenever possible. As long as the hypothesis and according predictions disagree with observations, the hypothesis needs to be refined. My own subsequent performances (2005 and 2006) have been very instructive in refining the reconstructed system for ease of use and reliability on stage. The purpose was rather to provide the linguistics with a very refined, general purpose, linguistically motivated source of taxonomic knowledge. The assembler notes that the latter refines the former if the unbracketed segments of the refined clause appear verbatim in the original. The finding is that even refined schemes cannot meet this objective. The picture was rapidly refined during the following few years, as additional structural and functional information became available. Data were coded under identified categories, the transcripts re-read and the categories refined further. Introducing age interactions further refines the gender effect and again introduces a reversal of the effect in some instances. We have defined a set of 22 syntactic dependencies; each of them may be refined with features. The behavior can be improved by using a refined mesh. Such informational goals are typically not clear at the outset, instead emerging from and in turn guiding successively refined instrumentation and analyses. In this paper, we will show that the level of description reached by explicit substitutions can, in fact, be greatly refined. Instruments that learn, refined controllers, and source model loudspeakers. The detailed coding frames for the in-depth interviews were developed after the authors had read all the scripts and was refined as coding took place. In the course of developing and refining this scale, it has been successfully used to predict the response to medical screening and consultation. However, global concepts of objects become refined as words are learned. Such an argument could be further refined and further developed. Each pass adds to and refines the previous step's descriptions. Over the following decades other scholars have expanded our knowledge and refined the analysis. Findings from these investigations will have important implications for refining the ways we diagnose and remediate different subgroups of children with autism spectrum disorders. As with most skills, it comes down to refining the basics. The results were checked for accuracy by refining the mesh and repeating the calculations. The designer uses the model by successively refining the problem space, which consists of both decision and performance subspaces. 388 of the type hierarchy, the component may be refined later by a constraint propagation or by an explicit choice point of the search procedure. Ambiguities are resolved if possible by forward binding - binding other identifiers in a way that refines the context type for the overloaded identifier. He emphasizes how spatial forms, ecological/climatic requirements, and social aspects had for centuries developed and been refined in harmony. The system meta-s already offers predefined strategy patterns for these search strategies which can be refined by problem-dependent knowledge or user knowledge about the program. In fact, each cross-checking step has to be refined. In general, a monotonicity law states that the refinement of a component of a program refines the entire program. Section 5 refines the type system with the notion of type splitting, used to make error detection and type inference more precise. Here again the house was refined to express his patron's nobility. During detailed design, functionality and requirements may be refined. Adolescents' refined ability for reflection enables them to view their parents and themselves more subtly. Eventually, answers to such questions will aid in refining the identification of developmental mechanisms by which genes and environmental pathogens contribute to psychopathology and resilience. The present figures are provisional and will be refined over time. Testing and refining the direct and inferential mediation model of reading comprehension. In the process of refining this prevention and intervention practice, new ways of expanding scholarship about resilience development in youth were found. In addition, individual layers can be refined or added; for example, a discounting redundancy penalty could be implemented which penalizes directly correlated output. The infant data suggests that the link between perception and action is strongest initially, and refined through experience. In the eastern five bays, by contrast, these elements are notably less refined in design, and of coarse or even crude workmanship. Codings were refined and revised based on reflexive, iterative reading and sorting the discussion text. Such work needs to be constantly evaluated and refined to ensure therapeutic effectiveness. Through the 1970s archaeologists debated and refined their understanding of significance through hands-on practical applications in their daily work. Methodologies can be refined as soon as a change occurs in the market or in the organization of the company. As the design was refined, the brick was not felt to suit the form of the block that tapers inward on the upper storeys. The production of such an edifice is, by now, a highly refined procedure both technically and commercially, virtually the same the world over. With building costs refined, construction methods established, and a contractor keen to proceed, finance for the project was secured. A deeply moving architectural experience is simultaneously archaic and refined, heavy and light, physical and spiritual. On the social side of the environment, measures of specific interactional processes need to be refined and incorporated into studies. Insights gained from the current trials will now be fed into a theory stage in which the hypotheses will become further refined. Time-related questions are critical for developing and refining a theory of clinical and developmental change. To date, very little research aimed at refining prevention and intervention programs to accommodate such individual differences has been conducted. The survey instrument was developed and refined using focus groups and pretesting. When these were tested on data from pilot studies, a number of new categories emerged and others were refined into more precise definitions. However, by using the following refined algorithm we only need 8 classes. 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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