| 词汇 | example_english_short-range |
| 释义 | Examples of short-rangeThese 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. Important mechanisms of thermalization: recoil effects and short-range electron-electron interactions, need also to be treated in the improved model. The near-linear arrangement of redox cofactors forms a redox potential gradient that favors short-range chargeseparation reactions. Furthermore, much of today's environmental disruption, loss of biodiversity, release of toxic substances, and climate change is traceable to humanity's environmentally incompetent, short-range-focused agricultural enterprise. At inhibitory short-range distances (0 and 1l) and at large distances (>6l), there were no significant impairments. A change in the receptor-binding-site affinity could alter the short-range force but not the long-range double-layer force. The children had difficulties in mathematics, logical conclusions, visual perception, spatial relations, and short-range memory/attention. The short-range quantum-mechanical repulsive force that defines the geometry or shape of a molecule. The short-range scheduler can handle any size of sub-batch. Even when purinergic receptors are blocked, short-range calcium waves are detected, but the rate of propagation is reduced. Similar arguments apply to the suggestion that longrange interactions are more complex than short-range interactions. It is due mainly to a short-range nuclear force and can be considered as a sudden collision between a neutron and a nucleus. Topography of contextual modulations mediated by short-range interactions in primary visual cortex. In the physics literature the above setting would often be considered as describing a 'spin system' in one dimension with short-range interaction. But even these changes are only the sum of short-range interactions between atoms. Biophysical studies have indicated that macromolecular complexes are formed through local contacts dominated by short-range interactions at the binding surface. Because short-range repulsive forces act like packing constraints, there are numerous local minima. These measurements show how the long-range forces, short-range adhesion forces, and fusion barriers are different for rigidly supported and softly supported bilayers. For soft (flexible or mobile) surfaces the short-range solvation force can be smoothly repulsive (not oscillatory), while for hydrophobic surfaces it can be smoothly attractive. A pseudopotential model, taking account of short-range quantum effects and long-range screening-field effects, is employed to include quantum mechanical and polarization effects. The technique has been used to describe short-range interactions in dense populations. At comparable abundances of two or more different ionization stages, the loss of short-range order is complete. Each molecule of such a system is bound together only with nearby molecules by short-range links. Longer-range helices will form more slowly, and may only form when previous folding of short-range helices in between brings together the two distant halves of the long-range helix. That nonlinear, attractive, short-range interaction between photons triggers spontaneous evolution of the initial, low-frequency spectrum toward the maximumentropy spectral distribution peaking in the gamma range of frequencies. Much experimental work on the irradiation of organic materials involves gamma- and beta-radiation, but short-range alpha-radiation from radioactive sources such as mineral grains is also effective. 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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