| 词汇 | example_english_unattached |
| 释义 | Examples of unattachedThese 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 acousmatic character of recorded music may have the advantage of a concentration on the auditory, but it leaves vision 'unattached' and uncomfortably redundant. Grade 2 embryos exhibited a diffuse inner cell mass, open areas in the trophoblast and some unattached cells in the blastocoele. The method assumes that the larger peak of each bimodal histogram is symmetrical, with a shape determined by its unattached side. At lower hyalin concentrations-0.036 mg/ml and 0.075 mg/ml-72.93 + 4.34% and 63.25 + 2.89% of the embryos developed unattached archenterons respectively. After incubation, unattached cells were decanted, centrifuged, and rinsed twice with saline solution. The checkpoint delaying anaphase in response to chromosome monoorientation is mediated by an inhibitory signal produced by unattached kinetochores. Partial parses are thus penalized by their not being able to express certain dependency links due to unattached constituents. The unattached oncomiracidia were counted as for the gill filament. All unattached words are then attached at the highest level in the tree. Since people were uneducated, they had been left behind by technological change and had become unattached, but they were also apathetic, resigned, and potentially violent. Newly-arrived unattached ladies were virtually put on display for potential suitors in a ceremony called 'sitting up'. Here, the wabi-sabi encounter becomes more intense as it manifests the pure self-sufficiency and noble poverty of the unattached dialogue of the mind with itself. In other cases, free (unattached) polymers or polyelectrolytes such as hyaluronic acid or mucin also exist in solution. Specific archenteron morphologies-attached, unattached, no invagination and exogastrula-were scored and a dose-dependent response curve was generated. A full two-fifths (40n6 %) of elderly women were unattached individuals living in one-person households. Nor were the poor necessarily the more unattached people who came and went. Figure 3 provides typical photographs of embryos in hyalin versus those in control solutions and shows the appearance of unattached versus attached archenterons. After removal of unattached clumps of cells or explants, attached cells were further cultured until (100%) confluency, and then sub-cultured at intervals of 5 to 7 days. One result of this is that they do not take advantage of the assistance the government offers immigrants, preferring to be self-sufficient and unattached to the host country. Unattached, flat cavities, which can actually be observed under stroboscopic lighting in the case of the largest flow velocities, are an alternative for the smaller values of the ambient pressure. Active parasites were defined as those which were either attached to the substrate and exhibiting normal seeking movements with their anterior end, or unattached but showing regular vigorous longitudinal contractions. Unattached ticks which sense such signals had better join sooner rather than later so that they can finish feeding before the host develops strong immunity (discussed above). This would make them unlikely to regard this constituent as problematic or superfluous; instead, they would tend to have problems with the filler because it remains unattached. Also, hierarchically organized constituency notation does not have the provision to represent partial parses since an 'unattached constituent' is implicitly assumed to attach to the highest constituent. 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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