| 词汇 | example_english_self-sustaining |
| 释义 | Examples of self-sustainingThese 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. Such a self-sustaining policy found favour with the national elite. Cooperation is a self-sustaining norm only above this threshold. The process of self-actualization is self-sustaining and self-actualizing. We then describe the steps in developing a complete self-sustaining in vitro life-cycle. The vortices may be amplified due to the linear mechanism of non-modal growth, or due to a self-sustaining mechanism. Admittedly, once a cycle of investigation has resulted in the perception of the "laws" governing a phenomenon's self-sustaining existence, a feeling of awe supervenes. They are influenced by prior activity and have durable self-sustaining qualities. At high enough temperatures, the collisions are so close and frequent that a self-sustaining fusion reaction is initiated. Pump-priming funding was supplied for a 2-year period by one health authority, with the proviso that all innovation must be self-sustaining. These propagate into the cold fuel generating a self-sustaining burn wave that propagates throughout the target and produces high gain. The king did not possess a self-sustaining endowment. But no-one knows how that initial leap was made from organic molecules to self-sustaining life. Such conventions and norms only emerge if and when that exploration attracts a self-sustaining community of scholars. Constructed knowledge is actively achieved and manifest in self-sustaining and self-renewing interpretations of events, and is constructed by personal, historical, and political experiences. Examined more closely, however, they also suggest that the foundations of a largely self-sustaining, autonomous agricultural economy remain intact. The sum of these limiting factors cast doubt on the hypothesis that this population was agriculturally self-sustaining. This suggests that in a recently introduced host-parasite system, host density will often be too low for the parasite to establish a self-sustaining population. Once entrenched, patterns in the lexicon can be self-sustaining through continuous positive feedback. The latter definition was applied to the final outcome of work : a complete, self-sustaining, in vitro life-cycle. There are problems both in making microfinance self-sustaining and in achieving aims such as targeting it at the poor - especially the very poorest. Nevertheless, there appears to be a steady and apparently self-sustaining market for this method in the countries reviewed. According to this, the criteria for life would have been fulfilled only after a certain level of self-sustaining function had been reached. From the outset the intention was that the scheme would eventually become self-sustaining. Again, this market was not self-sustaining when grant funds were no longer available. In this sense, electoral systems could be self-sustaining, and the self-reinforcing cycle between the choice of electoral system and social equality may provide a previously unnoticed account for institutional stability. 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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