| 词汇 | example_english_richly |
| 释义 | Examples of richlyThese 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 cultural development of a simply constructed and, therefore, more elastic language proceeds more productively than an old-fashioned, richly embellished one with minutely entangled forms. The frontal lobes and the subcortical nuclei are richly innervated by monoaminergic amines, serotonin and noradrenaline. The 'richly habited' baby is completely swamped by her noble surroundings. As such it is a brilliant and richly-woven tapestry, full of insight and fresh ideas. Beyond labeling : the role of maternal input in the acquisition of richly structured categories. Stylistically the result is characterized by a high degree of for mal elegance, richly ornamented detail and rapid textural transition. In so doing it intimates the place of deception in ideas of survival that the volume will, elsewhere, richly develop. The result is a powerful, richly textured and ambitious monograph. The careers of this troika are richly detailed, but the book is more than a work of political biography. Studies of styling have richly documented the impor tance of iterative, quotable fragments of language for the discursive (re)enactment of "other" voices. The maps are richly annotated and identify plates, margins, oceans, sediment type, together with comments specific to the time interval in question. Countries richly endowed with natural resources have, on average, developed less rapidly than countries that are poor in natural resources. The result is a richly textured and beautifully written history full of surprising revisions to conventional wisdom. While the relationship between the local and the global is richly explored in this volume, it may be developed further in at least two ways. Each geological time period is richly illustrated with double pages covering particular themes. Talking to participants before each session about there being no right or wrong answer and them being the experts resulted in some richly positive outcomes. The careful reading from cover to cover which the review process necessitates was richly rewarded with this book. The reader should overlook minor errors of incorrect transliteration and mistranslation, which do not detract from the valuable contribution of this richly documented volume. Rhetorical thinking, with its richly layered narratives, structures how people understand themselves and their role in a community. The span was modest with the longest members only 20ft (6m) long, each richly moulded. Feminists do well to show that rational activity, properly understood, is richly involved with these things. A category need not be a subtype in order to be construed as richly structured and promoting inferences. The capacity of these networks to produce richly gestural behaviours and mid-term modulation of behaviour is demonstrated. The book is richly textured, well-informed and discusses a wide variety of religious, sociological and anthropological concepts in accessible prose. Beyond the description, this statement is richly textured. Anyone with ancestors in this parish will find this richly rewarding, and one can only envy them having such a superb resource. Also in these species blood vessels are richly innervated. With its subtle blend of 17th- and 20th-century idioms it richly deserves wider performance. His reverberant voice richly and unequivocally occupies the recording's virtual space. The illustrations of various types of kinship relationships, or household forms, are richly documented unobtrusively with endnotes to the published literature. His expositions are richly detailed, and the result is a valuable resource. The figurine was richly adorned with greenstone objects: two earspools, one oval pendant, and nine small and nine medium-size beads. Since any human-environment system is indefinitely complex and richly structured, there is always more in the world than is directly available to the human senses. The metaphorical view of design points to design as a richly collaborative activity. In fact, she works at far below her true capacity - she studies very little and makes desultory efforts - and is still richly rewarded. In a richly detailed introduction she describes the historical context to which her text belongs and provides an authoritative overview of its four books. What is encompassed in volume 1 is an invaluable summary, richly illustrated, and with welcome and explicit lists of autapomorphies preceding each description. The author skillf ully and richly inter prets the poet's quotidian encounters in light of his, at moments, subtly embedded social and political critique. In the first place, it appears with larger page and in handsomer shape, and richly provided with full-page illustrations. Most chapters contain richly detailed ethnographic and sociolinguistic approaches which are correlated with specific linguistic phenomena. The result is an increasingly complex network of richly related cognitive structures rather than a repository of impersonal, isolated 'factoids' about music. The regional politics of protest was richly rewarded. The puzzling observation hinted at richly diverse mechanisms for astrocytic regulation of neuronal activity. Opera may be richly comprehensible for these authors, but it is not surprising. The paper is richly illustrated with valuable contextualized examples. All of these were described in accounts, many of them richly illustrated. Throughout the book is richly complemented by graphs, maps and tables, including some 13 pages of statistical data included as an appendix. Hungarian is a richly inflected language, with dozens of suffixes. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the public sphere manifested itself as a richly diversified, highly contested, and complex social field. While such detail is available in richly-textured materials, it is usually the scales between texture and ornament (imm-icm) that are missing from contemporary buildings. A richly structured initial state in no way diminishes the richness of this interaction or its central importance in understanding the origin of knowledge. Answers to such questions may in turn depend on a much more richly specified description of catatonic patients. Stories about mean interactions developed earlier and were more energetic and richly elaborated. Along these alternative pathways, people develop richly complex, sophisticated skills for adapting to their trauma or regulation problems-skills that also produce their psychopathology. Hopefully, it will give a more nuanced and richly faceted view of the issue in question. The generally feldspathic sandstones have an argillaceous matrix and are often richly micaceous. Indeed, it is richly illustrated with many quality colour plates and illustrations. Her richly symbolic photographs, presented as visual case studies, endorse her arguments about the creative use of resources across national borders. The book is beautifully presented and contains a richly descriptive account of a survey of costume dating mostly from the mid to late 1980s. One would hope to find at the end of such a richly detailed work some discussion of the broader meaning of the information assembled here. All that is without even referring to the framework of hypotheses and their relation to previous findings richly discussed throughout the book. The notion that children's early phonological representations are richly detailed would further illustrate the continuity across development from infant speech perception to child language production. Combining this data with his own textual readings and contextual descriptions, he tells richly intertextual and sympathetic stories. Through his structure and commentary, he provides a textual - and richly visual - way into many of the central problems of the historiography of modernity. On the evidence, then, liberation is a central concern of the opera, its reigning conceit, deeply imbedded in the text and richly articulated in the music. Although publicity is indeterminate with respect to the content of justification, it is, as we will see, richly determinate with respect to the scope of justification. To the author's credit, however, the story he presents is richly enough detailed to suggest these additional questions and to provide the reader with at least some preliminary answers. The final section offers three richly informative case studies of pastoralist women's encounters with, and negotiations of, development and modernity. Champions of charity is an innovative, well-written, meticulously researched, and richly illustrated study on a universally known humanitarian organization whose history to date has been largely covered in myth. Nevertheless, this is a richly useful book, which brings together otherwise largely disparate topics and students or researchers in a number of fields would be wise to consult it. After several variations with ever-increasing embellishments from the soloist, a richly scored section for strings alone was followed by an eloquent cadenza-like episode for unaccompanied oboe. Nonetheless, the experiences of these women dyers demonstrate the richly contextured history that can be drawn from the interface of material culture, social, economic and political history. Any and all of these components could be richly elaborated with modeled, stuccoed, and painted human and animal features, sometimes only their heads and limbs, but often full-figure effigies. The nursery schools assumed that children learn best through their freely undertaken experimentation and play in a richly provided environment, with adults providing tactful background support. I started to consider how this approach might be applied in combination with dynamic orchestration techniques17 to generate a more richly evolving soundscape within interactive, responsive environments. The first language appears to contain a more richly packed set of associations and a semantic, conceptual depth that is not mirrored in the second, weaker language. His readings of city maps and planning documents, as well as his depictions of buildings, streets and neighbourhoods, compose a richly detailed and dynamic landscape history. What we see in these essays is how gender is, while not ignored, portrayed as richly enmeshed in other concerns, any one of which might be drawn to the fore. We present all of the children with richly detailed objects that are typical instances of their categories, and also with 3-dimensional abstract caricatures of those objects' shapes. Together, the two richly decorated end walls contrasted sharply with the room's fully glazed lateral walls, one of which surveyed the adjacent sala per adunate from above. She uncovered a social order that was richly variable by age, floor location, sibling bonds, and types of age stratification, and was flexible in its construction of social stratification. The resulting analysis is, therefore, richly textured. A series of richly informative supplements described the contents and printed the associated lectures. He wrote more richly and strangely than he could have told himself. To indicate how richly they contribute to her report, however, we reproduce part of her original typescript above. Anyone who does so will be richly rewarded. The chapters are well written and presented, complementing each other and richly illustrated with colour images and useful diagrams. Again, these critical comments are minor and can be easily corrected in a future edition of the book (which it richly deserves). The admiration of his colleagues was richly deserved. The book is richly illustrated throughout with pertinent photographs, maps, diagrams and graphs (187 in total, some in colour). The spread of the to-infinitive as verbal complement is richly documented. Their efforts were richly rewarded when the refiners were even more soundly defeated with a vote of 114 to 31 to adjourn the debate. His act was richly meaningful in a context where questions of military policy, masculine citizenship, executive power, and national degeneration were already highly charged. The labour of the male artist is integral to his account, which is richly contextualized, beautifully conceptualized, and precisely documented. Clearly, the late talkers and the younger agematched controls only comprehend the object names when given richly detailed instances. Given the examples we see in nature, we have reason to suspect that richly patterned behaviours can emerge from such systems. 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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