英语词汇“example_english_scope”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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In addition, cooperation is complicated owing to the existence of two legal instruments in this area with different scopes and different rules.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I am sure, now as in the past, that the more complementary their activities and scopes are, the more effective they will be.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The latter would obtain whenever the r ule, even though applicable, is defeated by reasons that fell outside its (partially) exclusionar y scope.
The greatest initial confusion concerned the scope of the restructuring programme.
Ironically, the shrill partisanship of contemporary politics, which has energized the field, may also limit its scope.
Prescription of, or scope for, ceremonial usage was very largely (though not totally) expunged.
Theorem 4.1 can be proven using a standard logical relations argument, but the proof is beyond the scope of this article.
Four-power scopes were added, and came in two versions.
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Note that the hole in an evaluation context can occur within the scope of a constructor abstraction.
The timebased one is only used within the scope of a sub-controller node.
However, this problem is beyond the scope of this paper.
The scope of this formulation is to facilitate the implementation of control laws for systems where friction forces appear.
A detailed analysis is beyond the scope of this review, but we will illustrate the problem with two examples.
A full discussion of these works is beyond the scope of this paper.
Among the consonantal features, [nasal] seems to be unique in the scope it can occupy.
Their analysis lies outside the scope of this article.
The author develops criteria for recognising boundary effects in order to delimit the scope of paradigm uniformity.
Further discussion of driven fluid systems is outside the scope of this review.
The detailed comparison with experiments is beyond the scope of the present paper and will be carried out elsewhere.
However, the control of the anomalous convective velocity profile is out of the scope of this paper.
We aimed to investigate how limiting the option of advance booking affected patients' scope to choose whom they see.
Risk models for pensions have developed considerably but there is still additional scope for their further development and application.
However, pension fund governance has a much broader scope and includes overall management, organizational design and decision-making processes.
Interdisciplinary approaches would be emphasised to address questions and issues lying beyond the scope of individual disciplines.
The experiments and results are out of the scope of this paper.
The impor tance of the book is its scope, description, theory, and rich examples.
To characterise the constraints induced by eigenvariables, we need a notion of eigenvariable scope.
In the end, though, it is obvious that no book of this ambition and scope could satisfy any one reader entirely.
What is the form and scope of an answer?
What is the form and scope of the justification?
Such a design is outside of the scope of this paper.
Our primary aim is to limit the scope of the system to lexical translation.
An exhaustive comparison is outside the scope of the paper.
Of course, for compositional purposes, the ambiguities may be even more interesting, but that is largely beyond the scope of the current paper.
Also, we should use scope extrusion as a bisimilarity law.
His influence lies beyond the scope of this essay.
Consequently, there is scope for simulation methods to be more generally applicable.
Note that free variables in left-hand sides must have all bound variables of the current scope as arguments.
Further study using nonharmonic potentials is beyond the scope of this work and will be addressed in further study.
Relaxing this assumption is beyond the scope of this paper.
Chapter 1, written by the editors, opens by describing the scope of the book and the role of local institutions in deforestation.
First, the project is one of a wide scope, involving the collecting, translating and organizing of hundreds of remedies from various sources.
Finally, we discuss the values that provide the context for the development of approaches to funding which affect the scope and direction of our research.
Binoculars were soon joined by riflescopes and various other optical equipment, such as spotting scopes and telescopes.
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The parameter estimates support, in general, the conjecture of the importance of scope and speed of economic reform for trade adjustment.
On the basis of this institutional assumption, we hypothesise that implementation effectiveness depends on the institutional scope of the required adaptation.
The argument here is not that there is no scope for private-regarding policies in concentrated systems.
However, less is known about the scope of, or reasons for, ideological change in adult life.
Second, identity delineates the scope of the applicability of a norm.
Surveys also varied in scope from the 'sixty-second handout' to an extensive questionnaire with over 40 questions.
A full analysis of these instabilities is beyond the scope of this work, and requires more detailed investigation.
Although it is possible to include time-dependent magnetic fields and nonelectrostatic fields, this is beyond the scope of this paper.
A discussion of these developments is, however, beyond the scope of this paper.
What cannot be tr ue, of course, is that the scope of the peremptor y sway of such a nor m is all-encompassing.
The answ er is that, on our acc ount, these factors will operate dif ferently and with nar rower scope.
Therefore, the reading of where the quantifier scopes inside the lower clause is not generated.
Besides introducing scopes, one of the contributions of this article is that we provide a formal specification of the semantics of scoped event systems.
The case of dynamic scopes, however, is not so different from the static case.
Largely differing scopes of action and degrees of responsibility are offered to the recipients.
The context keeps track of the embedding of variable scopes.
Record labels have local scopes, and their name space is distinct from identifiers.
When we see precedents as examples, we are free to note that scopes are not always specifiable in advance.
Controllers at centers rely so heavily on transponder signals that they usually do not display primary radar returns on their radar scopes.
In short, syntactic structures and derivations cannot be circumvented in an account of quantifiers and their scopes, however much we may rely on prosody.
We can capture both the universal tendencies and the language-particular realization of alternative scopes in the following manner.
There are a finite number of scopes, bounded by the number of distinct packages in the program and objects within a package cannot be differentiated.
Unfortunately, project scopes and questions that are too broad appear to be the norm, not the exception.
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.

词汇	example_english_scope
释义	Examples of scope 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. We give a formal specification of scopes and event mappings within a trace-based formalism adapted from temporal logic. In this article, the notion of scopes in event-based systems is proposed in order to incorporate an explicit structuring mechanism. All potential name clashes are correctly resolved by means of an indexing scheme for identically named variables that are bound in different scopes. Furthermore, the modal operator that is contributed by -bar scopes over the complete meaning of the particle verb. We wish to study systems with dynamic scopes and the integration of efficient network protocols to implement scopes. Now we extend the specification of a simple event system to also deal with scopes. Another set of data illustrates point (b) above, that any combination of the three enclitics under discussion is excluded even when they have different scopes. Extending confined types with generics achieves some of the flexibility of ownership types, but the number of scopes remains bounded. Note that there is no intended counting of scopes with the new primitives. More specifically, topics tend to have wider scopes as predication is involved. Events can only cross the boundary in a downward direction and no other features of scopes are mentioned. We have also given a formal specification of event systems and scopes and event mappings within a trace-based formalism adapted from temporal logic. Two mapping components are required to constrain the visibility of the transformed notifications to the appropriate scopes. Units in a system could easily be re-grouped into units of different scales to cope with problems of different scopes. We have introduced the notion of scopes as a powerful structuring mechanism for event-based systems. We extend the specification of the simple event system and introduce the notion of scopes. The visibility of published events is restricted by the scopes and their composition. In this approach, determiners with greater strengths are given wider scopes. We know of no other sensible (possibly weakened) form of semantics for dynamic scopes that avoids this problem. Therefore, the reading where the quantifier scopes inside the infinitive complement cannot be generated. Transmission policies and event mappings offer the ability to "program" scopes by adapting and customising the event system to application-dependent needs, while separating customisation from application functionality. There, as usual for calculi, we had to use equivalence during normal computation steps to avoid mistaken capture of identifiers as the rules move subterms between different scopes. The -calculus also makes use of a separate operator for introducing new parameters and a modal type system to ensure variables are restricted to appropriate scopes. The key question is this: when a value is moved between scopes, how can the user specify which identifiers should be rebound and which should be fixed? There are degrees of meaningfulness, or increasing scopes of meaning, or stages on the way to r ule-like meaningfulness, and precedent is capable of some conduct-guiding along the way. To keep track of parallel composition, we use a 'cactus stack' structure of sets of variables, called the environment stack (s), which stores variable scopes and types. One of our hopes rests in the increasing number of insider-outsiders (in relation to groups of various scopes) engaged in ongoing moral dialogue about local, national, regional, and global development. Of course, the so-called 'call-by-textual-substitution' has a host of other problems in regular programming languages, because of problems with inserting text into scopes in which variables might be captured. First, they act as filters that explicitly permit only a specific set of events to be published and consumed, subsuming the interfaces of scopes as they are described earlier. As in other open systems that support reconfiguration at run time, we assume the role of a manager who is responsible for arranging scopes and components. Thus, we feel it is very important to specify their different scopes. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English The answers did not change the scientific position; they were simply wrong in terms of dates and scopes of guidelines. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In addition, cooperation is complicated owing to the existence of two legal instruments in this area with different scopes and different rules. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English I am sure, now as in the past, that the more complementary their activities and scopes are, the more effective they will be. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English The latter would obtain whenever the r ule, even though applicable, is defeated by reasons that fell outside its (partially) exclusionar y scope. The greatest initial confusion concerned the scope of the restructuring programme. Ironically, the shrill partisanship of contemporary politics, which has energized the field, may also limit its scope. Prescription of, or scope for, ceremonial usage was very largely (though not totally) expunged. Theorem 4.1 can be proven using a standard logical relations argument, but the proof is beyond the scope of this article. Four-power scopes were added, and came in two versions. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Note that the hole in an evaluation context can occur within the scope of a constructor abstraction. The timebased one is only used within the scope of a sub-controller node. However, this problem is beyond the scope of this paper. The scope of this formulation is to facilitate the implementation of control laws for systems where friction forces appear. A detailed analysis is beyond the scope of this review, but we will illustrate the problem with two examples. A full discussion of these works is beyond the scope of this paper. Among the consonantal features, [nasal] seems to be unique in the scope it can occupy. Their analysis lies outside the scope of this article. The author develops criteria for recognising boundary effects in order to delimit the scope of paradigm uniformity. Further discussion of driven fluid systems is outside the scope of this review. The detailed comparison with experiments is beyond the scope of the present paper and will be carried out elsewhere. However, the control of the anomalous convective velocity profile is out of the scope of this paper. We aimed to investigate how limiting the option of advance booking affected patients' scope to choose whom they see. Risk models for pensions have developed considerably but there is still additional scope for their further development and application. However, pension fund governance has a much broader scope and includes overall management, organizational design and decision-making processes. Interdisciplinary approaches would be emphasised to address questions and issues lying beyond the scope of individual disciplines. The experiments and results are out of the scope of this paper. The impor tance of the book is its scope, description, theory, and rich examples. To characterise the constraints induced by eigenvariables, we need a notion of eigenvariable scope. In the end, though, it is obvious that no book of this ambition and scope could satisfy any one reader entirely. What is the form and scope of an answer? What is the form and scope of the justification? Such a design is outside of the scope of this paper. Our primary aim is to limit the scope of the system to lexical translation. An exhaustive comparison is outside the scope of the paper. Of course, for compositional purposes, the ambiguities may be even more interesting, but that is largely beyond the scope of the current paper. Also, we should use scope extrusion as a bisimilarity law. His influence lies beyond the scope of this essay. Consequently, there is scope for simulation methods to be more generally applicable. Note that free variables in left-hand sides must have all bound variables of the current scope as arguments. Further study using nonharmonic potentials is beyond the scope of this work and will be addressed in further study. Relaxing this assumption is beyond the scope of this paper. Chapter 1, written by the editors, opens by describing the scope of the book and the role of local institutions in deforestation. First, the project is one of a wide scope, involving the collecting, translating and organizing of hundreds of remedies from various sources. Finally, we discuss the values that provide the context for the development of approaches to funding which affect the scope and direction of our research. Binoculars were soon joined by riflescopes and various other optical equipment, such as spotting scopes and telescopes. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The parameter estimates support, in general, the conjecture of the importance of scope and speed of economic reform for trade adjustment. On the basis of this institutional assumption, we hypothesise that implementation effectiveness depends on the institutional scope of the required adaptation. The argument here is not that there is no scope for private-regarding policies in concentrated systems. However, less is known about the scope of, or reasons for, ideological change in adult life. Second, identity delineates the scope of the applicability of a norm. Surveys also varied in scope from the 'sixty-second handout' to an extensive questionnaire with over 40 questions. A full analysis of these instabilities is beyond the scope of this work, and requires more detailed investigation. Although it is possible to include time-dependent magnetic fields and nonelectrostatic fields, this is beyond the scope of this paper. A discussion of these developments is, however, beyond the scope of this paper. What cannot be tr ue, of course, is that the scope of the peremptor y sway of such a nor m is all-encompassing. The answ er is that, on our acc ount, these factors will operate dif ferently and with nar rower scope. Therefore, the reading of where the quantifier scopes inside the lower clause is not generated. Besides introducing scopes, one of the contributions of this article is that we provide a formal specification of the semantics of scoped event systems. The case of dynamic scopes, however, is not so different from the static case. Largely differing scopes of action and degrees of responsibility are offered to the recipients. The context keeps track of the embedding of variable scopes. Record labels have local scopes, and their name space is distinct from identifiers. When we see precedents as examples, we are free to note that scopes are not always specifiable in advance. Controllers at centers rely so heavily on transponder signals that they usually do not display primary radar returns on their radar scopes. In short, syntactic structures and derivations cannot be circumvented in an account of quantifiers and their scopes, however much we may rely on prosody. We can capture both the universal tendencies and the language-particular realization of alternative scopes in the following manner. There are a finite number of scopes, bounded by the number of distinct packages in the program and objects within a package cannot be differentiated. Unfortunately, project scopes and questions that are too broad appear to be the norm, not the exception. 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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Examples of scope