| 词汇 | example_english_travel |
| 释义 | Examples of travelThese 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. Symmetries in modulated traveling waves in combustion: jumping ponies on a merry-go-round. As a result, we chose to include only travelling latent individuals who are expected to enter the prodromal period at their destination. A detonation wave has traveled to the right and it is in the process of collapsing the liner, which is shown in the figure. Along with the harsh conditions in the southern and western circuits, the distance justices traveled in those circuits could itself be grueling. Females, by contrast, stayed away from the roost throughout the night, irrespective of the foraging distance they travelled. Transportation costs included the expenses incurred by traveling to and from the healthcare delivery site. When travelling by kayak, all wildlife was recorded while transiting between known departure and arrival locations. The oscillator beam passes an optical isolation, which prevents imperfectly polarized back traveling parts of the beam from entering the oscillator. Accordingly, such travelling wave-forms as produce minimal angular recoil are desirable. Many famous hard optimization problems, such as the travelling salesman problem or the protein folding problem, are global optimization problems. If a photon enters such a cell and there is no surface to be found on its present trajectory, then it simply travels forever. In the case of prisons and corruption the discourses have travelled as part of complex processes of diffusion. Many patients spend their last days traveling to distant hospitals or getting through the long waiting lists. Among adults aged 20 -40 years, travelling abroad was associated with illness. Most of these were young women travelling abroad to experience something new before attending university or settling down in their own country. A woman who travels by herself can hardly be called a woman of honour. In this case, the intense perturbation of the upper boundary favours the generation of downstream patches of vortices travelling with high phase velocity. Dynamics of a charged particle in a circularly polarized traveling electromagnetic wave. Non-scientists regularly assisted in scientific projects, and provided one or more of the three men usually required for safety whenever scientists travelled over the glaciers. When traveling someplace unfamiliar by car, one frequently consults a map and plots a route from one's home to the desired location. The currents carried by the oppositely travelling waves are either parallel or anti-parallel to each other. Other contributors concentrate on imports, transfers and the travels of reformers. In that case the basic patterns are traveling pulses which arise in the convection of binary fluids. We started down the dirt road towards the highway, travelling at perhaps eight miles per hour. In particular, an analysis of the derived nonlinear equation will demonstrate the existence of nonlinear travelling waves and oscillating standing waves. One major factor affecting access to health care was travelling around the country as opposed to being settled on a site. The audience travelled by ferry between various wharves where most of the performances took place. In this scheme, the charged particles are trapped by the magnetic field and travels in the direction of the field. She persisted in performing as a medium throughout her life and in traveling freely, and she even began to accept money for her services. The representing point travels through the phase space under the influence of neighbouring attractors. Modern liberal power, similar to our search for freedoms, travels through the body, provoking it to move, to participate, and to govern itself. The human brain assumes that all light entering the eye has travelled purely in straight lines. Overall, however, this is a stimulating and scholarly book that deserves to be known widely by readers researching the history of northern travels. Second, the time meteoroids have been travelling in space exposed to cosmic rays is relatively short, typically millions of years. The model is rich in this sense - it travels well from context to context. Subjects most often travelled in pairs for periods of 5 days. Epidemics within each city can occur and individuals travelling through the transportation network can create inter-city epidemics. Moreover, a position on the traveling plate corresponds to a common tip position for the three serial manipulators. The validation of the steering controller was conducted on both the steering simulator in the laboratory and on the tractor traveling in the field. The central problem with such investigations is that currently there is no suitable self-consistent dipole (or dipole-like) model of the magnetosphere with traveling plasma. Consider a switch-on shock overtaking a weak switch-off fast rarefaction travelling in the same direction. Language is a key factor in the conduits through which punk travels. The provincial theatres, with few exceptions, depend for their supply of entertainments upon travelling companies organized in and sent out from the metropolis. Clearly, women were not inhibited from travelling without male guardians outside their communities to carry out economic transactions. However, the road to fruitful negotiations with public institutions is often long and winding, and must be traveled with patience. Stability of travelling periodic waves of finite amplitude in the non-regular case (roll waves and slugs) is the subject of our future investigations. One may wonder whether this is also true for travelling discontinuities. The force was measured as the moving surface travelled at uniform velocity. A second, more understandable limitation is that not all solutions of initial value problems converge to traveling waves. Are the variables that produce resistance to change analogous to the resistance of some medium through which the behavior is traveling? Research indicates that the center of the high-pressure cell travels from year to year in a southwest -northeast direction. How far have we travelled off the ' path with heart '? The services had been centralised which meant considerably longer travelling times, but these decisions were made without consultation or reference to equity of access. The work done by the process is found by integrating the force over the distance traveled. He traveled widely in both the eastern and western part of the province while working there. The presence of a traveling wave cavity allows high pumping levels and stimulated emission efficiency, still with significant stability of the pulse spatial profile. During the party's travels during this preliminary work, the aims of the expedition had not been forgotten. Most biographical accounts tell that he carried the records with him on his travels and proudly showed them. None of the patients who travelled had taken antibiotics during the journey, either for treatment or for prophylaxis. They started travelling after five rainless days, so that the river water never reached above their knees. One interpretation of these data is that of waves traveling from primary and secondary visual cortical areas to frontal cortex. Classifiers are more specific as one travels down and more general or abstract as one travels up the hierarchy. Along the way, he developed interests in music, but more so in traveling and kayaking which became a life-time passion. The difficulty of travelling in this area is increased by the absence of any adequate map. One teacher who travelled hundreds of miles to take the workshop brought her 9-year-old son, whom she was unable to leave at home. One cannot prepose across any preposition: (10) *did he say where-between he travelled. Many of those travelling east came from parts of the country that had only recently been annexed. The prices tend to be higher in local shops, but travelling by bus to a supermarket costs money, time and effort. They are reliving the past story and consciously modelling their travels after the settings and thoughts of the philosophers of the past. By the gradient flow construction of the model, there are some elementary conditions which travelling wave solutions must satisfy. A formal analysis of the time dependent equations is performed in 2, leading to several different travelling wave problems. We focus exclusively on the multi-dimensional stability of one-dimensional travelling waves. Even then, the extension of education to travelling show children, particularly the small 'outback' shows, could be occasional and ad hoc. The main sections 4 and 5 are devoted to the study of the properties of the travelling waves and their applications. Our computations give some evidence that these travelling waves are stable even to large perturbations. A ubiquitous feature of the systems of this kind is that they are capable of supporting travelling waves propagating with constant speed. The risk of a given shipment is then obtained by multiplying the distance travelled by this unit risk factor. By every measure travelling by road is much more dangerous than travelling by rail. Imagine that you are traveling in a spaceship and have learned that there is a mineral-rich asteroid heading your way. Two travelling wires separated by a fixed distance give a measure of the local structure angle in the outer part of a boundary layer. The interaction between stationary disturbances and travelling waves led to strong spanwise modulation of the flow. The distance that the seeds travelled from the source plant was measured for four plants at each site and the results from these plants combined. The equilibrium transit time for a particle travelling along the equilibrium trajectory will be denoted 7*. One man travelled 600 miles to see the flying display and hundreds of others came distances ranging from 20 to 500 miles. If famine did occur on a local scale, people travelled to less affected neighbourhoods to buy food. Twenty years ago the majority of imported cases travelled by sea but since 1950 nearly all infected individuals came by air. Many people became convinced it served as an abode for evil entities when not traveling about. The shock wave sometimes travelled very far before dying away. One consideration that must be addressed concerns the rates of infection along the routes traveled by the two viruses used in these experiments. No one in the traveling party had any information during this time that other aircraft were hijacked or missing. Every person has a responsibility for maintaining safety while travelling. In contrast to the women confined to their homes, the male characters are free to come and go, travelling, engaging in business or litigation. Unfortunately, normalization can only be applied for the parts traveling at high speed. Such noncompliance again demonstrates the considerable distance that still needs to be traveled in order to reduce discrimination and stigma at the level of policy. To repeat, there is firstly no documentary or topographical evidence that the eagre ever travelled so far upstream. The method gives a new proof of existence of such travelling waves. More people are travelling all over the country. In other cases, steady state or travelling wave solutions are considered. The stability properties of travelling waves are the subject of a separate future study. The following theorem summarizes the basic relationship between travelling and stationary waves. 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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