| 词汇 | example_english_tend |
| 释义 | Examples of tendThese 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. Discussions of underfunding and marginalization as causes of an institutional crisis have tended to use the following line of argument. Thus, the neuron tends strongly toward one or the other of these two states. The carver tends to change direction frequently, often crossing his previous marks from another angle. There is a break certainly from its conventional uses that tends towards metaphor. Since then, however, it has tended increasingly to act bilaterally. The only things tending to modify the density of this pattern are variations in the conditions of transport and accessibility. There were, then, various reasons tending to limit the immediate impact of administrative reforms compared with other causes of changes in population levels. The courts tended to avoid not only making judgements but also stating legal principles. The choice of a lower perspective in itself tends toward protest. Moreover, rather as substance dualism tends to do, it seems to undermine the causal role of consciousness in, for example, bringing about or influencing actions. What was clearer was that the range of opinion in the press tended increasingly to favour the government. Work with offenders tended to reinforce these trends. The party as a whole tended to represent the employed and the over-thirties. The fact that it was shown that corporal punishment in a school tended to exacerbate rather than diminish misbehaviour was the principal reason for reform. In the absence of such a detailed-and repeated-articulation, national security tends not to rise very high on the list of congressional priorities. What one tends to get, perhaps inevitably, is how productions achieve meaning for a particular scholar or scholars. Any such regulation tends to attract attention to the possibility of a divergence between belief and acceptance as 17. I call the relevant facts "law-determining practices" rather than "legal decisions" because the term "decisions" tends to suggest judicial decisions in particular. Especially in less developed countries, research on ageing still tends to prejudge people's priorities and to focus narrowly on material outcomes. If central powers tended to do the same for opposite reasons, their attitude towards non-bureaucratic opinion alternated between indifference and hostility. On the other hand, people who have studied neural network models have tended to neglect symbol manipulation. Controls tended to give functional attributes for objects and perceptual attributes for animals and vegetables. There is now powerful experimental evidence that this tends to promote and maintain cooperation. The proportion of cooperative choices tends to decrease as group size increases but remains substantial even in large groups. The problem is that in focusing on an inherited internal mechanism, the role of learning over an organism's lifetime tends to get ignored. Our target article had two major themes, and commentators tended to focus on one or the other. Most of the research reviewed in the preceding nine categories tends to favor the 2-gen over the 1-gen model. Diseases are consequently a potentially important contributor to yield collapse, especially as rapeseed area has tended to increase. The difference between antecedent and consequent is high and consequent probability is high; thus there tends to be a rule for all the antecedents. In addition to the milking, the izinceku also tended to the king's oxen and fetched water for the king in gourds. In the present study, tunnel length in maize tended to increase with age of the plant, while larval weight per cm tunnel produced decreased. Thus, morphological awareness tended to progress in a clear developmental pattern in relation to spelling of morphemes indicating past tense. The average for each grade was a negative value; however, the fourth and sixth graders' averages tended to approach zero. In general, it is clear that the women who married younger tended to have lower age-specific fertility rates. Hence, as ^ 1 0, the function w(0) tends towards its value with initial conditions (4.56). The technologies developed to address these newly modal medical problems tended not to work as effectively. I think it tends to make them a little more sympathetic toward my decision. The abnormal rhythm generally tends to be repetitive and selflimited, but can be paroxysmal and exerciseinduced. Early training programs in cultural competence tended to rely on categorical constructs that lumped patients together by their "typical" cultural values, customs, and beliefs. Although all tended to be more common early on, none of these trends was statistically significant. As already noted, early levels of excess mortality tended to be found in the 1 to 4 years age group. During periods of political instability they tended to side with the regime. Simultaneously, their emigration risks increased because younger siblings tended to drive away older siblings. Moreover, we recognise that we have tended to fasten on some subset of the evidence based on restrictively 'modern' criteria. However, it tends to a limit greater than 1 with positive probability. However, both constructs had an interesting characteristic in common: students with higher levels of anxiety tended to have low self-concepts as language learners. The media agenda tends to become the common currency for discussion in the groups. The remaining keynote speakers also provided plenty of food-for-thought, though they tended to remain more tightly focused on the particular rather than the general. Large private providers may therefore deliver relatively high quality care, but this tends to be standardised across all their homes. Most contact with adult grandchildren tends to be by telephone or letter. Accounts of taking charge and assertions of robust identities tended to dominate the early interviews. The participants who did not manage their social commitments tended to avoid social contact. Larval infestation rates on susceptible wheat tended to show the same patterns as oviposition rates (fig. 2). In fact, they tended to respond faster for the larger properties. Unlike the case of tree planting, however, fallowing of food crop fields does not require labor effort and, hence, tends to weaken land rights. In summary, we have three outputs: afforestation area, reforestation area, and junior-forest tending area, and one input: total expense in silviculture. A portfolio effect tends to increase the forest cover, while an insurance effect tends to reduce it. The primary sector (agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and mining) tends to be more resource-intensive than either the secondary (industry) or tertiary (services) sectors. The material within the book is varied in character, ranging from valuable scholarly analysis to sermons, and to that which tends towards the hagiographical. As far as the literature on sustainable development is concerned, this tends to view economic growth as limited by the finiteness of environmental resources. Also, research work on appropriate mechanisms for internalization of various externalities tends to focus on internalization design at an aggregate production level. As a result, the magnitude of the increase in forest areas tends to be smaller than the increase in protected areas. Fourthly, the unmarked member tends to exhibit a larger number of subcategorial distinctions. Studies of the motet have tended, likewise, to frame analysis in the terms established by cyclic masses and their forms of musical elaboration. Not unexpectedly, they tended to report that the correction of linguistic slips is done mainly as they write. As one would expect, they reported correcting any slips mainly as they write and tended not to be interlinear editors. The right ventricular systolic pressure tends to decrease with age. In short, early damage to the left (or right) hemisphere when there is normal plasticity tends to lead to recovery with no longlasting gross deficits. In other words, they tended to turn away from avoidant behaviors and show frustration or anger in response to resistant behaviors. However, the function tends to be more impaired after surgery. The families of both groups tended to be large; 63.2% of the maltreating families and 61.6% of nonmaltreating families had three or more children. In general, social engagement tends to enhance social understanding, and such engagement is more accessible to securely attached children. They tended to belong to peer groups where risky behaviors were condoned and were likely to be central members of these deviant cliques. Inevitably, such management tended to reduce seed production. Early types tended to have more synchronized tiller production and to form developed internodes earlier. The cumulative contextual risk variables were moderately intercorrelated, suggesting that the domains of risk tended to co-occur. Love with its treasures also tends to delight others in abundance. To show that the second term of (2.15) tends to zero, we deal with two cases. As before, the stress saturates, tending at large times to a position-independent value, away from the boundary. Such adnominal genitives had the determinative function and tended to be preposed. Associated with the dwindling in size is the production of poor unhealthy top-growth which tends to die off prematurely. The deflection would result in resistance tending to return the system to its initial position. Unfortunately, the measurement of cell proliferation has tended to be unreliable. In general, the coherence of these trends tends to decrease with increasing metamorphism. The fracture pattern of this lithology tends to lead to break up of the cores. The studies have tended to use different designs and methods, making comparability difficult. In general, however, language change tends to affect the more common words first. The scope of his present teaching work tends to fall into the border area between language and linguistics, frequently ending up in thefieldof 'stylistics'. In the cases 2, 3 and 9, it tends to [ae], noted [e]. The lift force is in a direction tending to increase e, and so in a pure liquid a vertical line of two bubbles is unstable. He found that serious injury was rare following an incident as either intervention or luck tended to prevent significant harm in the majority of cases. Overall, the clines tended to be wider the further they were from the race centre. By our assumption the majoration tends to zero. 210 though the mean scores for the average youth tended to fall between those of the optimal group and the three risk groups. Moreover, the researchers observed that improvement in attentional skills tended to be associated with a reduction in aggression and higher sociability. 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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