| 词汇 | example_english_upshot |
| 释义 | Examples of upshotThese 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 upshot of this is that adaptation to nonstationarity does not require qualitative changes in a learning algorithm. What remains is to argue for (3) and discuss the upshot of this defence. The upshot has been a further factor contributing to the delays in regional integration. The upshot, he argues, is that minimalist syntax in the conceptual sense falls short of what a comprehensive linguistic theory has to account for. The upshot is that we need to determine whether type and token frequencies of verb forms in language input can explain the order of acquisition. The upshot of this finding is that language could have evolved even if even one accepts the claim that it cannot exist in intermediate forms. The upshot is that anyone who dares to question any item in these tables has to redo the entire research for themselves. The upshot is that although we are relatively familiar with the species and their stratigraphical positions, their groupings into genera and families are still controversial. There is an interesting upshot to the claim that the causal relationship can't be explicated in terms of (4). The upshot is that some improvements in happiness, even authentic ones, may not make our lives go better for us on the whole. The upshot is that in theories too, there is similarity behind the scene. Though one might anticipate a somewhat fractured feeling as the upshot of such wide-ranging scholarship, these essays are, in fact, nicely codependent. The upshot is, by suitable redefinition of some quantities, that the problem can formally be recast into the problem of cosmic-ray-modified shocks without injection. In such cases, we posit, the upshot is that parliament is dissolved and new elections called. The upshot is that inexact solves can greatly reduce the cost of each iteration, at the expense of somewhat slower convergence. The upshot is that small areas controlled using insecticide-treated cattle are inherently more susceptible to invasion than the equivalent area controlled using targets. The upshot appears to have been a mixture of co-operation with, and parochial assertiveness against, episcopal authority. The upshot is to paint a picture which subverts the efforts in the literature to develop some general theory of regulatory effectiveness. The upshot of these controversies was that the college gradually ceased to inquire into the affairs of its students outside the college grounds. In order to state the latter from a clear basis, we begin here by summarizing the negative upshot. Thus, the upshot of self-organization is that pattern formation may occur even in the absence of any preexisting spatial structure. The upshot of this is that hierarchy or government is not a viable substitute for rule development by governance mechanisms. The upshot may be more substantial reforms in the near future. The upshot is that this decomposition exercise can not shed much light on what was driving the increase in inequality over this period. The unfortunate upshot is that there may be no very helpful answer to the question just mentioned. 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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