| 词汇 | example_english_thin |
| 释义 | Examples of thinThese 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. Carrying ply fabric so that it is thinner includes holding; it's thus more than fabrics of comparable comprehensive. Before we do this, we need to make them thinner. The sequence comprises alternations of coarse tuff units that fine upwards and thinner lapilli-rich tuff horizons. The haze of nostalgia is thinned by humor. Between the world wars that tradition had thinned. Even in a more overtly alienated mood, the marrow of the complexity of the love-nature relationship is by no means thinned. Seedlings were thinned to one plant per hole. Seedlings were thinned to three per pot (capacity 900 ml) and held in place with foam bungs. Trees that have not been thinned and have set a large crop will therefore tend to abscise far more fruits than trees that were thinned. Only barren, diseased and lodged plants were thinned at later stages of crop growth. The wall of the left ventricle was again hypoplastic and thinned. Eight seeds were planted, and subsequently thinned to three following germination. If farmers have to maintain a desired population at harvest, soil moisture, fertility and pest management must be improved and thinning should be completed earlier. Farmers delayed thinning primarily to obtain more fodder. Consider "baldness," a favored concept among philosophers of vagueness, though hardly one that those of us with thinning hair like to dwell upon. They also showed that intravitreal injections of glucagon completely prevented the choroidal thinning which is normally induced by wearing of negative lenses or diffusers. As long as any cloud cover thins to some extent during the day, the extension is comfortably habitable without further heating. Farmers were allowed to perform cultural operations such as land preparation, sowing, intercultural operations and thinning according to their local practices. However, inferred thinning to zero thickness and the presence of persistent land areas is based on extrapolation. Women are involved in manuring, hand-weeding, thinning and landrace selection. Although these candidates are subsequently thinned to only k results, the process will no longer take constant time. Venous thrombosis can be prevented to some extent, mainly by treatment with anticoagulants (blood thinning agents) in conjunction with surgical intervention. What saves the day is the idea of thinning. The thinnest of augen granite sheets were never observed to be folded in the style of the isoclines observed in the paragneisses. When the fluid is released, it slides down the plane under gravity in the form of an elongating and thinning sheet. The thinnest commercial crystal available at the time was 4 mm manufactured with a circular aper ture of 157 mm. At emergence, 7 d after sowing, the seedlings were thinned to leave three uniform plants in each pot. Selecting 100 km gives a conservative estimate as this area has the thinnest lithosphere and will produce the least lamprophyre on rifting. Plants were thinned to two per pot six days after emergence. One week after ger mination, the seedlings were thinned to two plants per pot. In the other two cases of placenta accreta, the location of thinning in the uterine wall correlated with placental invagination into the myometrium at pathology. The ®breendoscopes are the thinnest with diameters ranging from 0.7 to 2.3mm and a working length of up to 25cm. The liquid is forced through an annular die and the tubular film produced is thinned by both an internal pressure and an axial tension. The autocorrelation plot is then used to determine the length of thinning lag in order to obtain a relatively independent sample for the final analysis. Within each sowing date, canopy size was manipulated by hand thinning at different times throughout the autumn and winter. The posterior wall of the right ventricle is thinned and the inlet ventricular septum is indented with decreased trabeculation. Two seeds were sown in each pot and subsequently thinned to one after expansion of the first leaf. Farmers thinned the crop to two plants per hole during the first hoeing round or even later. During the early dart point preform stage, the piece is thinned and shaped, often including the articulation of a proto-stem, also through percussion. One week after emergence, all the species were thinned to one plant per stand. The right ventricle is usually thinned, and there is very severe tricuspid regurgitation. In particular, and as usual, the typing judgments are preserved by thinning and strengthening. The okra planting was thinned at the three-leaf stage to six plants per pot. The gap between piece and world, musician and music thins - it is as if it disappears. The ventricular wall is usually thinner than normal, particularly in patients undergoing surgery. Three seeds were planted per station at a depth of 20-30 mm and then, at three weeks after sowing, thinned to one. The relative importance of snow avalanche disturbance and thinning on canopy plant populations. Pots were over-seeded, and seedlings at the unifoliate leaf stage were thinned to one uniform seedling per pot. Standard production practices (thinning, irrigation, fertilizing and harvesting) were applied as follows. Lodged plants were thinned unless lodging occurred near to physiological maturity when far mers would support lodged plants by tying them to non-lodged plants. The lime particles swelled and burst into even thinner particles. Seedlings were thinned to nine per pot at the two-leaf growth stage. At the same time, as the thinning intensity was less severe than in other treatments, there was more fruit at harvest. Response of maize to thinning time interval at varied plant adjustment. We compare the viscoelastic solution to measurements of the thinning filament that forms behind a falling drop for several semi-dilute (strongly-viscoelastic) polymer solutions. The thickness of the walls was graded as normal, thinned or hypertrophic. Eect of thinning on stand, yield and plant height in maize. The wall of the functional ventricle is usually thinner than normal,10 and contains fewer muscle fibers than normal. The crop was thinned down to two plants per pocket, 14 days after planting. Plants were thinned to three plants per pot after two weeks. Compared to the inner fan facies association, these sediments show continuity of bedding, lack of slump features, thinning and fining-upward depositional cycles. The intercalated marls are thinner and contain similar coarse bioclastic material. In contrast, mantle lithosphere thinning produces a negligible change in the upper crust. Such broad ranging arguments take many risks and in places are thinner than in others. Three seeds were planted together and 7 days after emergence the seedlings were thinned to one plant per location (hill). The evolution of the transition layer thickness is quite symmetrical, with a slightly thinner layer to the north due to the higher plasma velocity. Off the sub-solar point, the layer to the north is thinner than the layer to the south. Two to three weeks after sowing, all plots were thinned to maintain plant-to-plant distances of 15 cm within rows in both sole crops and intercrops. The survival rate of millet seedlings was defined as the number of plants at thinning divided by 50 and multiplied by 100. The crowd had already thinned and the throbbing excitement had considerably ebbed. The first and second applications were applied after thinning and at grain-filling stage. After 3 weeks, the pots were thinned to one seedling pot21, and water-soluble fertilizer was applied weekly, as above. Multiple germinations were thinned to one seedling per column 1 mo after germination. The inner retinal layers thickened up to 150 dpc, thinned strikingly during the early postnatal period and then slowly returned to late fetal thickness. They are more readily observed after thinning of the optic tract. Occasionally, some of the granules appear to be joined together even in the thinnest sections. The left human speechprocessing cortex is thinner but longer than the right. The alternatives of the thinned case-expression then become applications of these new functions to the appropriate variables. Eight seeds were planted, and thinned to three after germination. Seedlings were thinned to three per pot approximately six days after planting. The electrostatic double layer s under these conditions are thinner than the optical wavelength. He also tried to show the value of thinning sugar beets. The infarcted area had gradually thinned to form an aneurysm, which was contracting poorly and was partly filled with laminated thrombus. With age, the skin becomes thinner and the risk increases for slowly healing leg ulcers in the lower legs. Lithosols are generally poorly developed, stony soils, thinner than 10 cm, and with moderate to high agricultural potentials. Two obsidian bifacial thinning flakes and one chert bifacial thinning flake are present, suggesting on-site production of bifacial points. All have the potential to avert vicious cycles of risk and vulnerability, but only if they reach those older people with the thinnest asset portfolios. The plants were thinned to three plants per pot after two weeks. However, there is no infor mation about the effects of thinning intensities on mango. Two weeks after emergence, the maize seedlings were thinned to one plant per hole. The free wall of the left ventricle was hypertrophied up to 2 cm in most areas, but was thinned to 0.3 cm at the apex. A part of the right ventricular free wall, at the site of the pulmonary regurgitation, was thinned. Three weeks after planting the seedlings were thinned to three plants per stand. Seedlings were thinned to one plant per station. The best results were obtained by thinning within fruit clusters, suggesting that the competitive effects are somewhat localized. When fruits were thinned to one and two fruits per panicle, fruit number, weight and yield per tree at harvest were all increased. Four pots were provided for each genotype every week; these were sown with three seeds and thinned to two seedlings after emergence. 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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