| 词汇 | example_english_speculation |
| 释义 | Examples of speculationThese 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. Here we have only speculations to offer, but we do believe that an explanation of the gap may involve a combination of three factors. Instead, they are based on speculations about long-term benefits. Section 5 contains some speculations and open problems, and in particular we discuss some duality between symplectic homology and shapes. Two main research questions, based on the previously reviewed research and speculations, have guided this study. Like no others, they challenged traditional archaeology with their speculations, and through their high contacts. Of course, these are only speculations, and need further investigation. Analyses of the process of therapy with adolescent clients, for example, can begin to address these and related developmentally informed speculations. Such speculations and questions call for further research. However, this topic will undoubtedly be the focus of intensive research over the coming years, so it is perhaps best to end the speculations here. Contemporary accounts speak frequently of wild rumors and inexplicable speculations which seem to have pervaded this incident. If tradition is relevant at all, why should it be relevant to beliefs but not to fears, hopes, speculations, and other propositional attitudes ? There were speculations, for example, that several of his cabinet members were not clean. Validation is the work of the philosopher reasoning alone in a world he inhabits alone or fills with the products of his own speculations. The authors avoid sterile controversies, unwarranted speculations and metaphysical meanderings. I shall offer some speculations on option (iii) at the end of this paper. However, all these speculations are even more tenuous than those required to investigate the hidden trails of deliberate hoaxes. At her best, however, she labored to bring her metaphysical and moral speculations down to earth. Nevertheless, it seems to me that those principles are not different from the mechanical speculations concerning the balance. There is a tendency here, and elsewhere, to overemphasize the production of radical material, and to make unwarranted speculations about its effect. Most intriguingly, however, his calculations, like his stockmarket speculations, expand proportionally as his financial hypocrisy escalates. We shall comment on these results in turn, and then offer some speculations about how the respective patterns might have arisen. While these are valuable and insightful inquiries, such speculations are not central to this project. The climatic similarities have nevertheless led to speculations about corresponding parallels in fauna and flora. Importantly, such speculations assume the prevalence of schizophrenia has remained constant for millennia. We have no speculations to offer at which point in evolution this architecture emerged. Before explaining my misgivings, a few clarifying remarks (or exploratory speculations) about the hypothesis are in order. In doing so, he somewhat puzzles his reader with counterfactual speculations on the advantageous effects of early stabilisation in 1920-21. Because the study did not include measurement of maternal sleep, such speculations could not be tested. The ethereal nature of speculations about what scholars had in mind disassociates them from the political economy in which their thought was enmeshed. Nevertheless, when using patient opinions to determine the need for changes in care provided, such speculations should be carefully considered. I have offered some speculations on the latter possibility by considering one aspect of performance capabilities. Although few speculations about the future can be tested empirically, several observations occur to us. One of the speculations to explain this is the effect of socioeconomic status. No definitive mechanism has yet been proposed for the formation of these streaks and speculations abound. Nowadays these speculations are only heard in the natural sciences. Most of the current speculations, however, fall shor t of a clear, integrated view of cor ticothalamic function. By this means some of the psychological speculations of crowd psychology might be subjected to direct investigation. I have argued to the effect that the religion-asfiction hypothesis would be the better basis for his speculations. We have not yet examined why observer differences occur; however, we can make several speculations. Another goldfish study sought to reconcile these speculations. In fact their speculations fit comfortably within the ' home economics ' theories about why couples might decide to restrict the size of their families. Image incense burners prompt an entirely different series of speculations. After decades of almost metaphysical psychological explanations of behaviour, it is refreshing to read attempts to ground behaviour disorders on biological speculations. Further investigations are required to study these speculations. Reasons for this finding are not known, and at this time, there are insufficient data to make reasonable speculations. However, such speculations once formulated can indeed be put to the test. Theories arrived at via abduction are not unconstrained speculations but educated guesses constrained by relevant knowledge in the domains under investigation. We offer some preliminary speculations regarding why we believe that conclusion is overstated. Public opinion polls and attitude surveys may add flesh to speculations, but they are not scientific or value-free. First, 4 she offers speculations, none grounded in any evidence. The book is compact but not terse, full of good insights and thought-provoking speculations. Astrophysical speculations based on the free-vortex problem seem to be tempting. The paper concludes with speculations, drawn from postmodern literary theory, as to why the checklist has been the target of so many unsubstantial attacks. Ethnographic studies of these two situations would provide some evidence for or against those speculations. Of course, such historical speculations are never conclusive. Understandably, the ambitions to create self-reproducing automata were grist for the journalistic mill, raising speculations about the reproductive potentialities of the machine of the future. Any errors or unacceptably wild speculations are, of course, my own. We should emphasize that these possible explanations are all post hoc speculations. While these speculations have some theoretical support, this study is underpowered and not designed to test these specific hypotheses. At the same time, he carefully avoids, as much as he can, giving any algebraic expression to these speculations. He also br ings to the [pure] mathematician knowledge of realities of nature and prevents him from losing himself in bar ren speculations. The capriciousness of audience-determined endings only mirrors the multiplicity of speculations about the novel. The origin of life - a review of facts and speculations. His speculations and, in the case of the ethnographic material, his personal involvement, remain laudably transparent, while he also displays an impressive command of a broad array of secondary material. He offers further interesting speculations on the differences between relative clauses and interrogative clauses and on why pied-piping is always somewhat more liberal in the former than in the latter. Constraints on word learning : speculations about their nature, origins, and domain specificity. If the supernatural is a speculative ' solution ' to a practical problem, it is to a great extent a matter of chance and history how the speculations develop. Constraints on word learning : speculations about their nature, origins and domain specificity. Other speculations concerning theoretical approaches to "mentalizing" in relation to the patterns of association found in this study are presented at greater length in the following section. However, it goes some way beyond these positions by attempting to provide explanations at both the cognitive and anatomical levels (as well as providing some evolutionary speculations). We can offer only speculations. The concept of revelation is generated here from a revelatory event, thus from a particular historical occurrence, rather than from general philosophical speculations, such as transcendental ones. There are some further interesting speculations. Constraints on word learning : speculations about their nature, origins, and word specificity. Moreover, although he lacked data on individual motives for the collaboration, his speculations on this problem were considerably more complex than most of the other studies. Marriage, the epitome of the domestic, is as much a publicly observed transaction as stock investment, and both female and male characters take part in speculations of both kinds. What kind of speculations do we get? Our speculations leave unanswered a number of questions, not least of which is the extent to which the relationship between syntactic awareness and reading is causal. Constraints on word meaning : speculations about their nature, origins, and domain specificity. We remain poorly equipped to address such questions, but it is important to assess what facts, or even speculations, might be mustered towards a better understanding. The purpose of history, it seems, is to provide evidence, or at least copious endnotes, to support speculations about the present state of cities in general. Popular speculations about science and its terrors have often been dismissed as based on journalistic ignorance of science, sensationalism, or willful misinterpretation for the sake of making news. Democratic theory has long offered occasional but intriguing speculations about the potential of political talk for improving the character of citizenship and the quality of democratic regimes. Observations and speculations on subjectivity. Of course at this point such speculations are highly tenuous. Most readers have had a predilection to dismiss the arguments and speculations. Although the present findings neither affirm nor refute the preceding speculations, they permit the point to be illustrated. All errors, misinterpretations, and speculations should be placed at the door of the author. Such details and insights should make room for further observations and speculations by students and teacher. In the absence of more detailed information, further inquiries into these speculations cannot be carried out. However, these speculations are intended only to provoke further research into the basis of commonly obtained compound capacity limits. Such green speculations are problematic and will not be pursued further; purely human needs are the concern here. Therefore, as made clear in the target article, we see no reason to entertain speculations to the effect that they are. If these speculations are true, then both single word and sentence-level tasks would likely be sensitive to the degree of damage within the semantic network. Houses were built along these streets as individual speculations, apparently without any regard to one another. Many wild and rash speculations will not survive subsequent testing and consequently will not be rated as contributing to the growth of scientific knowledge. Such speculations aside, it appears that little if anything was done with these new powers. Numerous speculations have attempted to relate this to climate, diet or geology. Because the relationships between pathogenetic theories and evidence remain ambivalent, we refrain from making further speculations at this point. 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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