| 词汇 | example_english_self-regulating |
| 释义 | Examples of self-regulatingThese 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. For this reason, parasites have developed sophisticated self-regulating mechanisms to evade the immune response and to avoid being destroyed by the host. The gap between end effector and non-rigid product is to some extent self-regulating and imposes local rigidity which is useful during manipulation. This perspective rightly points us to the construction of evaluation as a strongly self-regulating strategy of governance. In this way the system is self-regulating, with delivery of the toxic pollutant to the microorganisms being 'driven' by cellular demand. They are self-regulating because their speakers want to understand each other and be understood. By way of analogy, service conduits symbolised a self-regulating, closed loop of information. The panoptic society works to produce subjects through the imposition of an array of self-regulating disciplinary regimes. Examples from evolutionary breeding in barley demonstrate the self-regulating capacity of a diverse bulk population. During toddlerhood, the ability to use self-regulating behaviors becomes critical as the child gains independence, control, and an identity separate from that of the caregiver. In addition, we compared the frontier of the firms with an autonomous regulator to the frontier of the self-regulating firms. Thus, non-liberal orders are dangerous simply because they signify an uncivilised condition, in contrast with civilised individuated individuals who are rational and self-regulating. Languages are self-regulating systems which can be left to take care of themselves. There is no assumption here that the rational ordering of human behavior could be spontaneously produced by self-regulating forces. Nor is the economy understood to be structurally self-regulating. From this failure, one learned of the economic necessity of a free, self-regulating market and its constitutional accouterments - private property, individual rights, and the rule of law. In this case, ravers take pleasure in a particular fashion aesthetic (consisting of brand name phat pants, little tees, sneakers, and over-sized hoodies) which operates as a self-regulating mechanism. The physician's freedom to treat patients according to her best judgment, for example, is a direct result of her membership in a supporting institution - namely, a self-regulating professional body. It appears from these studies that male infants may be deficient in certain self-regulating behaviors during the first year, in particular, regulation involving control of attention. This makes the machine a self-regulating device. We can therefore observe on the basis of these empirical materials that, far from being chaotic, talk-in-interaction functions as a remarkably efficient and self-regulating system of behavior. The livelihood of people was not left to the functioning of self-regulating markets, but it was also not protected on the basis of formal redistributive processes either. The wave kinetic equation in the presence of large-scale flows is derived and it can be seen that the small-scale turbulence and the large-scale structures form a self-regulating system. This view that market forces are sufficient to maintain systems as we need them is, however, as naive as assuming that the biosphere's self-regulating potential assures its robustness. 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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