| 词汇 | example_english_relegate |
| 释义 | Examples of relegateThese 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 part, computational methods are relegated to the background, and the focus is on the economics. Nationalism relegates religion to a secondary, and even inessential, principle of a stable and legitimate political order and thus challenges traditionalist conservatism. In this economic framework, which is unfamiliar to the clinician, the level of current disability is relegated to a subsidiary position. One result was that certain elitist and patriarchal practices found in rural society were replicated in church settings, relegating women to subservient and passive roles. The wider impacts of experiencing a language and communication problem have often been relegated to the educational domains. In this scheme, dissolution was relegated to the status of an instrumental first step that facilitates combinative activity. Women were relegated to a subordinate position in society. Spatially peripheralizing the burial site, relegating the fallen revolutionaries to the urban edge, reduced its significance in the city's symbolic landscape. At the same time, public meeting places, notably the zango, were devalued and relegated to the interior of individual houses. Therefore, societies with non-inscribed representations of the past had been relegated to 'historyless' societies. While military procurements were important, diplomatic niceties such as recognition were relegated to a lesser sphere. We have not calculated this correction and have relegated the effect of large viscosity ratios to the numerical investigation that is reported in 995-6. Here again psychologists can work together with biologists to understand behavior that might otherwise be relegated to the category of irrational biases. In other words, such behavior is obnoxious, subject to public criticism, and relegated to physicians who provide a "diagnosis" for it. Despite all their efforts, they were relegated to the wings and to small bit parts. The first and second have occupied political philosophers extensively, while the third has, for the most part, been relegated to lawyers and legal theorists. In other words, phonologists should not waste time trying to model in the grammar what should be relegated to the lexicon. Once choice is relegated to secondary status, a freewill theodicy loses much of what made it appear compelling. They do not get integrated into society, and, educated, they are relegated to the confines of their homes. Perhaps more prominence could be afforded this work, as it is relegated to an appendix. The proof uses elementary notions from the theory of group actions and is relegated to the next subsection. What was felt as a flow of the present, gathering momentum through the symphony's first three movements, is now firmly relegated to the past. As we have suggested, the state is relegated to becoming simply a transmission belt for transnational capital. Instead, descriptions of friction with the king, civil disobedience or electoral disputes were relegated to the dim and distant past. The painter had consistently been relegated to the lower rank, considered an artisan rather than an artist based on the physical nature of his labors. The detail is copious but not overwhelming, much detail being relegated to lengthy endnotes, and the argument is always clear. Episcopalian clergy were expelled from their parishes, and generally relegated to an inferior position. None can be relegated to a compact perturbation of the other. Seeing triadic interactions as the epicenter of development does not necessitate relegating cultural variability to the sidelines. The testimonies of state and other witnesses are relegated to several appendices. By 1937 precisely such topics had been relegated to the margins of the conference. However, characters who speak any kind of non-mainstream language are relegated to more limited range of roles and experiences. Insurance companies dictate the course of medicine today, with doctors increasingly relegated to spectator-status. Commercial and political spotlights are shining brightly on xenotransplantation, at least temporarily relegating safer policy options to the shadows. In the first place, most women were relegated to the worst-paid positions, those dealing specifically with fish-processing within the factory. The theoretical section of the book is relegated to the last chapter, where it is disappointingly underdeveloped. Unfortunately, however, these are relegated to last position in the article, where they are in danger of being overlooked. Serialism, by declaring repetition forbidden, has relegated musical identity to a new role, that of assuring the structural coherence of parameters and form. Anomalies, alternative explanations, or question marks are usually relegated to footnotes. Other aging movements, in a more advanced state of decline, have less purchase with presidential campaigns and are mostly relegated to the sidelines. Classical mathematics remains intact, intuitionistic mathematics was relegated to the margin. Nevertheless, the important point is that the ministers hereby relegated some of their authority to the carriers of medical knowledge in society. The nocturnal gaze into the future had been relegated to the social fringe zones represented by urban amusement districts and mental illness. Descartes believed that there is no place for logic in philosophy; at best it should be a relegated to rhetoric. Consequently, it is often poorly catalogued and relegated to the allinclusive class mark of 'local interest'. Measures that explicitly take into account risks should ultimately not be relegated to the appendices of energy policy reports. The more pertinent information on pension finances is relegated to footnotes, which may not receive much attention from portfolio managers. However, individual variation that is not explained by group differences is relegated to a residual or error term. We disagree with relegating ecological validity to this secondary role. By contrast, women were relegated to the status of second-class workers in the micro-universe of the canning factories. Consequently, it is not clear how subjects are relegated to various social groups. Other door openings are relegated to comers, reducing their prominence, and thereby preventing them from releasing the carefully held space. As the development intensifies, key activities are located in relation to a new major route, relegating the original roads to a secondary role. Section 4 builds on 3 to offer the beginning of the renormalization theory while a more systematic development is relegated to [16]. Any talk that falls outside the restrictive frame is relegated to the periphery. As politics has been relegated as a source of identity, economic thought has taken its place. Changing executive priorities and political expedience relegated business concerns to the back of the reform agenda. Instead, this political institution has been relegated to the status of an independent variable. As this part of the proof is less straightforward, it has been relegated to the appendix. In most countries, the presidency emerges as the dominant arena for decision-making, to the point that regular ministerial structures are relegated to an executant's role. In teaching hospitals today, the role of death pronouncement is typically relegated to interns. If not, it is relegated to the margins or at worst excluded. Popular culture's oversimplification of the 1970s is not relegated to politics, however. The liberal state is classically relegated to safeguarding the conditions of free exchange and fair competition and correcting market failures. The absence of strong national bureaucratic capacities in the nineteenth century left policymaking relegated to courts and parties. Voluntary housing provision was relegated to 'gaps' between market and local authority provision. Such a development would also further a wider appreciation for local forms of knowledge, an intellectual heritage hitherto largely relegated to the condescending guardianship of nationalistic folklore studies. There was a good deal of coherence and every appearance of solidity about a picture which seemed justified even in what it relegated to secondary significance. Where the study of women in the past was once relegated to the backwaters, now courses on women's history and gender have taken a permanent place in most university curricula. The success of an abstract machine model depends largely on how efficient this mapping can be made, though this topic is often relegated to a short section. The themes and topics highlighted by the editor and successfully covered in the previous volume are usually only mentioned in passing and relegated to the background in this volume. In this case, he shows that writers were litde by little relegated to a second rank in the policy-making process, as publishers ascended to the first. Of primary importance, the ministry decided, was that a shop should never be closed and its master relegated to wage labour without a thorough review of the particular case. As in a textbook, arguments are smoothed over or relegated to succinct notes at the back of the book, and there are lots of maps, plans, charts and diagrams. In addition, the narrow emphasis on "explained variance" as the chief criterion for evaluating theories often relegates explanatory power to a secondary or tertiary status by emphasizing prediction. Nonlinear effects are relegated to a small region adjacent to the beach, and essentially account for the details of a moving coast line, as waves advance and recede. The question is: how to define an honest smoothing routine which does not represent a dominant physical effect that relegates the real driving force to only a second position ? While such a judgement is no doubt abstract and speculative, it seems to me that it need not be relegated to the realm of mere philosophical intuition. By comparing himself to a worn-out ghost-show illusion fortunate even to have been relegated to the "variety" circuit, he confirms his evanescence, his nearly comic superficiality. Small wonder that the direct election of the prime minister was quietly relegated to the dust bin of history in the wake of the 2001 election. More detailed discussion is relegated to [16]. The new system inver ts the statistical significance of the two variables, ascribing status as the principal independent determining variable to tense and relegating salience to a secondary role. Here was a market for stage singers and orchestral players, who, while catering to the newly found leisure time of 'the middling sorts', were relegated to the artisanal class. One problem with these boundaries is their static character, which was caused, for instance, by relegating all contrary evidence about them into the footnotes of modern research papers. The hegemony of positivism in health services research in which quantitative research is treated as a technical matter, relegates qualitative research to the status of junior partner. We were relegated to either serve or be served. Ends such as these are reserved by the home fans solely for their own use- visiting fans being relegated to other areas of the ground. Another reason is that after a course has been in thefirstdivision it gets relegated as new courses supersede it. In a sense, this position relegates the study of extra-household kinship to research on individual life histories. Is the study of rhetoric something to be relegated to the realm of history, or to lend a grand name to courses on creative writing? Animals relegated to lesser social positions are forced to make the best of a bad situation. Their chances of success were far less where they were relegated to the position of enactor or mere facilitator, as some were. What suited the dominant pattern became significant news; what was uncomfortable was either not stated or relegated to the inside pages. The government intended to achieve the first aim primarily through council housing, relegating privately-built housing to a secondary position. Furthermore, there is no distinction between parallel, sequential and iterative activities-all are relegated to the control functions and handled equally well. The polarisation of society largely centred upon personal allegiance, with the result that truly ideological distinctions were relegated to secondary importance. Nontermination is an effect, and is relegated to the fragment of impure computations. The central part takes up much more space (around 2), relegating the other parts to the roles of introduction (around 40) and conclusion (around 40). Paradoxically, in a country where the female has been relegated to a very subordinate position, this highest tribute was paid to feminine power. 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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