| 词汇 | example_english_self-induced |
| 释义 | Examples of self-inducedThese 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 connotations of these expressions illustrate the emotional and intellectual reactions of self-induced death. Any curved vortex filament has a self-induced velocity. An important consequence of the solution given by (20) is that the pulse frequency becomes chirped by the self-induced ionization. It is simply a self-induced mixing arising out of the velocity differences already existing. The equation of self-induced motion of a vortex filament in an ideal fluid is known to have a rich solution structure. In these circumstances, human culture might drive either local or general self-induced extinctions. The smoothing core introduced to suppress this instability is much larger than the core specified to calculate the self-induced velocity of each ring. The experiment is conducted by comparing the frequency spectrum of an incident pulse with the spectrum of the pulse transmitted through a self-induced air-breakdown environment. By remaining flexible and seeing that there are many different ways this situation could play out, you save yourself a great deal of self-induced stress. From an individual agent's perspective, an emphasis on recent data appears to be justified, given the (self-induced) regime-switching that is evident in observable variables. The association with smoking causes many to perceive the disease as self-induced and a social stigma. The quality factor is a measure of the relative strength of the anisotropy and the self-induced field energies. All measurements were made with the system in a steady state, except for self-induced oscillations. The analysis describes in an analytically explicit and physically clear way the consistent interaction between the microwave pulse and the self-induced breakdown plasma. It still remains to be investigated whether this is the case for self-induced transparency. To conclude, we have considered interaction of a strong optical wave with overdense plasma under conditions that assume self-induced transparency. An analysis is made of the phenomenon of self-induced erosion and spectral breaking of ionizing high-power microwave pulses propagating in a gas. It is typically characterized by cycles of binge eating and purging (self-induced vomiting). Using perturbation arguments we have determined the behaviour of knotted solutions of the equation of self-induced motion of a vortex in an ideal fluid. Moreover, aluminum is a good conductor and, consequently, the impact of self-induced electromagnetic fields on the fast electron transpor t is minimized. A considerable number of analytical and numerical results on self-induced transparency have been published by now. Many relatively long-lived species encounter rates and types of environmental change, whether self-induced or independent, that their genes do not have the capacity to handle, and they frequently become extinct. Circuits capable of dissociating self-induced from visual motion such as these require oculomotor signals, either in the form of corollary discharge or proprioceptive feedback from the ocular muscles. 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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