| 词汇 | example_english_remoteness |
| 释义 | Examples of remotenessThese 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. Vision is a mode of de-distancing that brings things that are not at hand nearer from their remoteness, and renders beings accessible even from afar. But it is a remoteness that has placed the music of gagaku in the realm of the musical other. The results also suggest a somewhat different trajectory for perfect-toperfective grammaticalization than the commonly assumed route via remoteness distinctions. What is nearness if, along with its failure to appear, remoteness also remains absent? The unifying characteristic among the nonstandard uses is a pragmatic distancing from a given narrative focus, resulting in a generalized marking of remoteness and completion. They depended equally on the peak conductance (not shown) and on remoteness from the soma as can be seen in light grey in the background. Each square corresponds to one of the 1416 synapses, and is plotted according to remoteness and focal domain size. Part of his difficulty was his region's remoteness, but a large part was his own fault. The remoteness of the solar deity from his surroundings is emphasized by the medallion surrounding him, suggesting he is not a "real-world" actor. This took, in some cases, a negative form: worries over funding structures, self-criticism for remoteness and aridity in our research and in public presentation. But given the remoteness and physical hardships of life in the missions, this should not be surprising. Due to remoteness and isolated living, tribal groups are out-reach groups. Distance to paved roads, which proxies access to labor markets and remoteness, is positively correlated with collection. Historical remoteness is not a simple measure of chronological distance from the present. All three statements are extrinsic connections but in increasing stages of uncertainty and remoteness from reality. As music initially intended for the court, temple and shrine, this remoteness is perhaps natural. In the background, the lengths and positions of 108 terminal branches are sorted by remoteness. The remoteness of the territory and its parameters would be as distant and foreign to us as those of a benevolent, omniscient, and omnipotent creature. The remoteness of designers means that their contextual inscriptions are liable to be significantly different from user realities. Their response was to take advantage of the remoteness of the region and exploit various provisions in their own contracts and concessions. It is surely precisely opera's remoteness from the complex underbelly of today's society that makes it so hard for it to treat the subject. That remoteness, however near, is the 'sonic thing' itself. Due to the remoteness of the region, errors in navigation can be fatal, for both operators and the environment. 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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