| 词汇 | example_english_solitary |
| 释义 | Examples of solitaryThese 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 descriptor ' hermit ' here encompasses wandering solitaries, enclosed anchorites, hermit-monks and monk-hermits. Table 6 displays sources of income relative to the position of an individual within the household, differentiating between solitaries, heads of household and other economically active members of households. Employed spouses from extended households, especially women, spent a much larger amount of time on 'other ' household duties in comparison to employees from non-extended family households and employed solitaries. Only the phase is changed during collisions, owing to the presence of the other solitary waves. However, in numerical calculations of, for example, solitary wave collisions, small oscillations resulting in negative u occur which therefore necessitate its inclusion. Nothing but solitary, windy and deserted beaches greeted them. Our results indicate that solitary activities with objects are often accompanied by an acoustically distinct set of vocalizations in infants around one year of age. Ocular coloboma associated with a solitary maxillary central incisor and growth failure: manifestations of holoprosencephaly. The latter result indicates that standing electron surface waves may be spatially periodic or localized in space like a solitary wave. The longer waves, however, accurately display the solitary-wave scaling for amplitudes ranging from fairly small values to quite substantial ones. The echocardiographic diagnosis was presence of a solitary ventricle with a single atrioventricular valve and an atrial septal defect. The atrium receiving the systemic veins appeared to be a solitary chamber, connected with the large morphologically right ventricle via a wide tricuspid valve. A solitary arterial trunk is described when it is not possible to define the connection of the pulmonary arteries to the heart. However, since the slow mode has anomalous dispersion, a wave train is formed instead of a rarefactive solitary wave (x l 12 and 14 cm). Ionic currents of solitary horizontal cells isolated from goldfish retina. A voltage-clamp analysis of membrane currents in solitary bipolar cells dissociated from carassius auratus. In this work we have obtained various conditions for the existence of solitary pulses. In general, nonlinear waves and, in particular, solitary pulses exist. The applicability of the different evolution equations and their solitary wave solutions (along with the conditions for their existence) have been investigated analytically and graphically. If one had genius, one could undertake the hard and solitary process of self-transformation. The present investigation is mainly addressed to the formation of solitary waves on the lower-potential side of the double layer. Under certain conditions, the solitary wave suffers the well-known anomalous damping leading to the development of collisionless shock waves. Afterwards, we recall some of the well-known plasma modes, such as ion-, dust- and electron-acoustic solitary waves. Our analysis shows that the presence of a second ion species influences the rarefactive solitary-wave solution quite effectively. However, for an appreciably large-amplitude (increasing-width) rarefactive solitary waves, the deviation starts to increase. In that paper they have shown that this equation has an alternative solitary-wave solution, whose profile is different from sech2 or sech profile. The determination of the maximum amplitude of the solitary wave usually has to be done numerically. Finally, one has continuous radiation of a slow magnetoacoustic wave to the left of the solitary-wave core. The ion-acoustic mode is found to have a solitary-wave solution having a sech% profile. However, to date most of this research has focused on solitary rather than group planning. The health effects of solitary leisure activities, such as mainly home-based hobbies or watching television, are however inconclusive. The zone was at once solitary and collectivist. He was held in solitary confinement for over 19 months. The purpose of the present paper is to investigate ion acoustic solitary waves in the presence of non-thermal and isothermal electrons. How does the width of a large-amplitude solitary wave depend on amplitude ? Such nonlocal solitary waves we shall call generalized solitary waves. The concept of a solitary wave plays a fundamental role in nonlinear wave theory. A second class is transformed to a solitary-wave solution where the spectrum at short wavelengths is more rapidly damped than at long wavelengths. In the next section, we describe the application of the method to this problem and find the form and speed of the solitary-wave solution. The solitary-wave function is again of the sech type, but has otherwise no similarities to (1). Instead, they point up the possibility that self-experimentation is more complicated and less solitary than it might appear. The book concludes with a very long literature list of 63 pages, suitably cross-referenced, covering the biology and taxonomy of solitary bees and wasps. In a solitary life history, below, both parents were absent for a short period resulting in discontinued learning. The symptomatology does not differ between atresia of solitary or individual pulmonary veins. In the latter case, only one lobe would be affected, while in the case of atresia of a solitary vein, the entire lung is jeopardized. In both patients, discrete solitary masses were seen in the left ventricle, in contrast to the multiple masses typical for rhabdomyomas. In solitary parasitoids, competition for the host involves adult behaviour as well as interactions among juvenile stages. One particular concern, solitary residence, can be viewed from the perspective of both the individual and the household. Although civil disobedience is sometimes a solitary act, it is most often a form of collective action. While tumor development is generally solitary, all glands can demonstrate varying numbers of hyperplastic nodules and foci. During the course of research for this book, 2000 nest sites of selected solitary bees and wasps were 'evaluated and interpreted'. Therefore, at r0 = 0.9 the steep waves have an almost uniform velocity distribution under the trough and approximate the solitary waves to working accuracy. The solitary fainting attack at 11 years of age may have been associated with the condition. If any 10-s interval was coded as either solitary, parallel, or group play, then one of the four cognitive play categories was also scored. The effect of shear in the lower layer was incorporated and a solitary-wave solution was sought. In this second paper, an analysis is undertaken of solitary waves propagating along the middle layer of a three-fluid system. The result (3.21)-(3.23) thus represents the complete solitary wave solution in the weakly nonlinear analysis. There is no doubt that the survivors of the 1932 hopper campaign were reverting to the solitary phase in the area. On the basis of our combined data, a more appealing model for the mafic-ultramafic complexes is the emplacement of solitary intrusions. The solitary wave was generated a number of times, with both gauges being moved between runs, giving measurements at one metre intervals along the wall. Each secondary wave group trails behind its primary, a solitary wave. We have shown here the relationships between fully nonlinear standing periodic wavetrains and solitary waves and the underlying columnar flows. The characteristic length of a solitary wave can be measured by, say, its halfheight length. I ask for my friend back, and he locks me up in a solitary cell. Experimentally, solitary permanent packets of turbulent flow have also been observed. Then in the latter half of the paper the experimental observations of the solitary waves are described and compared with the theories. The experimental points are velocities of solitary waves generated a t the specified times after the beginning of the tube rotation. The solitary fixed point indicates that the character of the dynamical system is now linear. The first property says that the volume of the solitary wave is independent of the amplitude of the wave. The solitary pulse is an example of a translation-invariant solution, but there are others. We shall conclude this section with the calculation of various quantities of interest associated with the solitary wave. In this way internal solitary waves play an important role in energy dissipation and in driving mixing of nutrients, oxygen and other biological agents. Passive/solitary leisure activities, by contrast, were positively associated with mortality. Ten of the solitary palms were selected at random for controls, and ten for exclosure treatments. Both studied cervids are wary, secretive and solitary animals. The majority of males for such species are solitary. The maid-of-all work could be described as "solitary" even though she lived with the household. Metastatic spread to the lungs occurs regularly, but only a very small percentage of patients (0.4-1%) have limited or solitary pulmonary metastasis [7,8]. The rear portion of the solitary wave appears at the left of the figure. By contrast, the proportion of individuals who lived as solitary householders was much lower than the proportion of households formed by living on their own. However, after sufficient nonlinear evolution, the interfacial dynamics is dominated by long solitary waves regardless of initial perturbations. One thread that runs through these and the myriad other circumstances in which recorded music is encountered is the continuum from social to solitary listening. The results reveal that the spatial patterns of the electrostatic solitary wave are significantly modified by the presence of positrons. Stability of solitary-wave solutions is therefore an important indicator of their realism and plausibility as the explanation of isolated vortex structures. Of the 280 households in these three towns, 32 (11.4 per cent) were solitaries. The census returns indicate that many of those single solitaries - though some of the married ones also - were inmigrants. In conjunction with the information on age, the circumstances of the solitaries becomes clearer. On average 14.7 per cent of all solitaries had land in a village at their disposal, of which slightly more than half actually farmed it. Compared to the economically active population as a whole, solitaries differed in three respects. The most dramatic change observed is the reduction in the percentage of eterodemotes as solitaries. The increase in the number of solitaries - most of whom were widows between the ages of 45 and 65 - is especially interesting. A second characteristic of the group of solitaries is the relatively high percentage who were self-supporting or maintained by the state. Instead, we find a different pattern: smaller, less complex households, a higher age at first marriage, more solitaries, and a larger number of femaleheaded households. The spatial concentration of the residences of solitaries is evident in the 1861 census. The explanation here lies with the more extensive presence of solitaries in 1861, a large percentage of whom were inmigrants. The data reinforce the conclusion advanced earlier that married people were much less likely than were solitaries to fall into poverty. All religions have had their solitaries too, but the greatest of these usually made sure that they had a spiritual advisor and some kind of structure. The information on solitaries was completed from those household registers with footnotes denoting the type of household in which the person had lived when last registered. 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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