| 词汇 | example_english_roster |
| 释义 | Examples of rosterThese 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 caregivers completed training rosters and pre- and/ or postsurveys. Students were provided a class roster that listed separately the names of boys and girls. A prestigious roster of international architects lends status to the project and client commissioning the work, and enhances the media appeal of the undertaking. Every 100th male inmate and every 10th female inmate on the roster after that inmate was a candidate for recruitment that day. It meant escape from mere victim status, inclusion in the roster of historical actors. According to this method, legislators who did not appear on the previous year's roster were coded as new legislators. A huge roster of factors seems relevant, far beyond what we can consider. Varying the roster finesse may have arrived at a different result. The basic rosters of scientific experts, as well as their arguments, remained unchanged. Researchers were given only the roster numbers of students for whom parental permission had been obtained. The credits on the cover of this disc permit his name to enter the composer roster of record catalogues. To compile these tables, we compared committee rosters to individual-level data collected (and reported above) for legislators in each of these states. Overall, however, women featured more on the roster of ritual victims. Both labels were headed by musicians who, in addition to managing successful artist rosters, recorded and released their own material. There is a description of the duties and authority assigned to each post within the institution and a roster of all who served on it. The items consulted include legal and civic documents, personal diaries and correspondence, employment rosters, newspapers, opera librettos and musical compositions. Data in personnel rosters were manually matched to retiree lists provided by the university budget offices. Bands on either big roster did not usually play at competitor's events. Second, the membership roster at the time of the second survey apparently contained a higher proportion of persons with expired memberships who were not intending to renew. Children were provided with a roster of all the children in their grade and asked to nominate the three students that they liked most and liked least. The random phase plate consists in a glass plate where there is some roster or pattern with evaporated plane parallel dielectric material of different thickness for each part. Thirdly, on the rare occasion of a tie on this second coding rule (length of committee tenure), the member during the first session is coded on the roster. The data collection process was labor intensive, involving a detailed search through printed personnel rosters from 1970 to 20065 to create salary histories for each retiree. In architectural education - driven partly by the demands of the student 'customer' - quality assessment is measured more and more through a roster of learning outcomes and related tick-grades. 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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