| 词汇 | example_english_swept |
| 释义 | Examples of sweptThese 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 density of this material is, however, too low to prevent it from being swept inside the array. Architectonic structure would have swept all before it. We need political economy too, because rich and poor cannot, must not, ever become identities - they need to be swept away. At the end of the nineteen thirties the wind of history swept over that house, leaving a trail of destruction. If physicians allow themselves to be uncritically swept up in the wave of enthusiasm for so-called alternative medicine, they risk misinforming and harming their patients. A generalized lifting-line theory is developed in inviscid, incompressible, steady flow for curved, swept wings of large aspect ratio. Furthermore, the swept volume between adjacent link positions is zero, and we have reasonable workspace coverage. Ongoing development has swept away the wharves and the merchant houses of the past. The shelter roofs were swept of fallen litter weekly during the experiment to maintain light transmittance. Agencies charged with preparedness could not help but be swept up in larger partisan and ideological struggles over national security. While the cat maintains fixation, the bar is immediately swept through the receptive field again. A strong gust of wind swept into the plane when the door was opened, a passenger said. The tombs of recent ancestors are naturally cleared, but in addition, tombs of more remote ancestors are also commonly swept. Strange guardians of the arcane, compositors got by, but have been swept aside by a new world. The economic liberals were swept aside; protectionism and the balance of trade triumphed. He is swept away by the stream (whatever it may be) that he swims in. In this case, the curve swept out by the bodies is just a circle. The three-dimensional boundary layer on a swept wing can support different types of hydrodynamic instability. A hot plume to the left of the swirl is being swept and tilted to the left towards the central plume. The rsolvers are repeatedly swept over the list of unsolved recurrence equations until no further progress is made. In the 1980s and especially in the 1990s, privatisation swept the world. An egalitarian development strategy will ensure that the short-run benefits of economic growth are not swept away by recurring ethnic confrontations. The stifling, pedantic rules enshrined in tradition are swept away by the spontaneous inspirations of creative genius. By the end of 1540, they had been swept away and a significant void was left behind. The number of jets being swept into or out of the viewing area by largescale motion in a period of 5 min was negligible (one). The conditions that made it seem so were real, but fleeting, and it was not long before they were swept away. Simulation of wide band frequency modulated reflectometry where the frequency is continuously swept adds further requirements. The underdense plasma is rapidly swept away, and then the heating laser directly interacts with overdense plasma. The whole unfortunate affair would be very neatly and quietly swept beneath the carpet. Only isolated plumes are observed that are swept by intermediate-scale flows. The new hybrid paradigm achieved inordinate impact and public recognition as it swept over the field. Many performances by this orchestra have swept me up into whole heavens of sound, full of luminous, glittering stars. Net length was chosen over mesh size as a more accurate measure of the volume of water swept by the fishing gear. Finally, the motions in the near-wall region were swept away. The dashed lines follow two particles, from their origins at 2; and z;, as they are swept together, at z, by turbulent eddies. All measurements were conducted with the axis of the probe parallel to the tunnel axis, as in the earlier ' infinite ' swept flat wing experiments. All of the mass swept up by the shock is compressed in the plasma sheet. As a consequence, the plasma coronas are swept around the wire cores giving rise to radial streams of plasma. The latter swept unionists along, too, for they found more than enough acceptable provisions available to consummate an agreement. Journalists swept the place photographing and filming the parade. As employers tried to roll back labor's wartime gains, an unprecedented wave of strikes swept the country. The ease with which serious scientists could be swept up into the jingoism of the time remains striking even today. Both leading- and trailing-edge responses to the swept bar are discernable for rightward and downward motion. Just before the fixation target was presented, a bar is swept through the receptive field, yielding a visual response. A 4-deg bar is swept downward through the receptive field of a neuron at a velocity of 44 deg 0s. Next morning the forward boat on the port side was swept from its davits taking all its whaling equipment with it. The radii of the inner and outer circles of the robot's swept volume, in and out, can then be found as outlined in this section. The critical research questions regarding developmental process that arise from these observations are simply swept aside. Moreover, if fluctuations are very strong, some backgrounds will be eliminated by drift and the neutral variability associated with them will be swept away. The slot was swept a t 35" to form the equivalent of the leading edge of a swept wing. A 50 mm wide swept sandpaper trip located immediately after the slot was used to promote transition and thicken the boundary layer. 2 in. high rectangular step, swept a t 45", was installed on the test section floor. The blue dye, on the other hand, is injected into a region where the external swirl velocity is higher and is swept inwards immediately. A very wide range of other topics is also discussed in the chapters on swept wings. He wears a suit with multiple neckties, all swept back over his shoulders and cut off and frayed at the ends. A collective, palpitating expectation swept over us, like the moment before a great sneeze. In both instances the listener is swept up in an onrushing flow towards the suspended outcome. With its passion and flashes of insight, this book swept me along with it. Their ideas about using planning to physically improve cities swept across the country in the first decades of the twentieth century. On each 42 trial, the target swept over a distance of 2 deg of visual angle. The light spot was swept at either 580s or 3080s velocity, depending on whether the neuron responded better to slowly or rapidly moving stimuli. A safe swept volume method that uses convex approximation is suggested in ref. [5]. However, when major composers are implicated and their 'marginal' works cannot simply be swept under the carpet, problems come to the surface. The bar was swept 17 deg at a velocity of 16 deg 0s. 514 formed in open-marine, wave-swept environments, often associated with grainstone shoals, and occur mainly in bioherms set within a stratigraphic position consistent with accommodation increase and sea-level rise. The motion of a flux rope that is being swept into the boundaries between the surface solar granulation involves its interaction with a sheared plasma flow. The wall flow thus approximated conditions of flow over an 'infinite' swept body. Charge generated by an incoming electron is swept by the electric field on to an electrode where it is ' sensed ' by the amplifier on the readout chip. Typically, a light step of the bar was modulated above and back to background, interspersed with eight directions of swept motion of the same bar, in pseudorandom order. Taking a broader view, these changes in archaeological approaches reflect the sea of changes which swept across the social sciences during the second half of the twentieth century. A three-dimensional boundary layer developing along a semi-infinite swept stagnation line from a starting edge and evolving into that associated with such a line of infinite extent is calculated. Most people would rather act on the principles that they endorse and the evidence at hand rather than be swept away by psychological forces acting on them. At some critical force, the bonds will rupture, and the bead (or cell) will be swept downstream at a velocity equal to the velocity of the fluid. The gale continued; squalls of rain and snow swept the beach; and their tent, sleeping bags, and all scientific, camping, and personal equipment were still on the summit plateau. On the left, a bar stimulus (timing of motion indicated by ramp) is swept through the receptive field just prior to the beginning of a fixation task. The term u matan miz be refers to a section of road to be swept and cleaned of weeds by a par ticular town, barrio, or person. However, it is gradually swept back into the mixed layer by the entrainment process, which must be aided by residual negative buoyancy which the detrained fluid possesses. Whenever this ' reign of politics ' swept out into the streets, as it did in the form of crowd action, it affected women as well as men. The device was used with the swept step removed from the tunnel when the probe under calibration was located in the central, uniform core of the flow. Rites of passage were seemingly contentious acts, as they involved a trespass into private spheres but without the sanction of tradition that swept in with a cassock. However, there are also reasons why the system has not been swept away, notably the way in which most of it concerns already accrued state pension rights. The square was swept perfectly clean. In excavations of the past ephemeral traces of occupation were rapidly swept away to uncover the more substantial structures. You could not properly take account of my experience of separatism without acknowledging my feelings of being swept away by this sort of fervour. They should be aware of the rival parts but should not let themselves be swept away by them. Due to this disjointed transfer of power, issues of relief were largely swept under the carpet until the 1820s. Note also that hidden variables theories have not swept the world of physics. The ineffectiveness of the process renders it harmless and the earnestness of the young lovers swept along in it makes it all charming. After the war, a new education movement swept the country. The swept wing is introduced by considering the simple concept of a sheared wing of constant chord and infinite span. In unidirectional flows randomization occurs in comparatively isolated vortex clusters forming the vortex street and being swept away from the body. Injected electrons undergoing no acceleration were swept out of the detectors by the spectrometer magnet. While the vortices in the upper row are swept along the edge with minor distortion, those in the lower row are rapidly distorted, or distended. Here, the surfactant is swept to the back of an advancing bubble and accumulates near the rear. The area where the donkey is tethered is swept every 3+7 days as donkeys do not like to stand in their own waste. 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