| 词汇 | example_english_wait |
| 释义 | Examples of waitThese 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. He had waited without moving, standing stock-still on the bank, peering into the water, hoping for another glimpse, a ripple in the water's surface even. The social realm does not remain idle, waiting for the international community to allocate attention and resources. The demand for choice was linked to the critique against the counties for rigid administration, unacceptably long waiting times for certain hospital treatments. An important objective of switching to activity-based payments was to try to shorten waiting lists and improve incentives for facilities to treat more patients. The child was instructed not to press any button while waiting for the cue. There can however be consequences for system latency since this approach requires waiting until after the gesture inputs have been processed to start speech recognition. A comparison of transurethral surgery with watchful waiting for moderate symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia. Study of agent-oriented methodologies shows that current methodologies offer little support for designing environments; a whole domain of work is waiting to be tackled. Very often and in many spheres it has been the case - in previous years as well - that individuals have simply waited for orders and instructions. Figure 1 illustrates the dramatic reduction in the times patients were waiting for radiotherapy treatment. The psychological trauma of waiting results in many patients electing for private referral. Many of the states are not waiting until the issue is resolved at the federal level and are developing their own approaches. Indicating that higher levels of equipment per 1000 new cases, fewer contours and a shorter time to simulate three fields may allow shorter waiting times. One man was unemployed while he waited for a hernia operation. If the transaction is ready for commit, the thread denies access to new readers and waits for all readers to vanish before updating the database. A large proportion of each hunting season was simply spent waiting for the correct conditions. The couple now waited two and a half years before trying again. All three countries are currently making extensive efforts to collect and publish waiting time prognoses and quality data. A national audit of waiting times for radiotherapy. A waiting list database application was developed to book patients in the correct order of priority and within target waiting times. We have found that in beginning to implement radiographer led breast marking, sessions run more smoothly and result in less waiting around for individual patients. After having finished its own assignment of work, the master thread waits at the stop barrier for the longest-running worker thread to arrive. We imagine that waiting is a state of suspension, of inactivity, a state of physical inactivity and lack of forward movement. The benefits to many health organisations is obvious with the possibility of cutting waiting times for operations and a more controllable financial budget. The normal behaviour was that people waited for a train, moved around a bit, got on a train, then left. A prognosis of 3 months to live with advanced pancreatic cancer unexpectedly results in 9 months of waiting for death. Patients were also required to have at least 3 months remaining on the waiting list for therapy so that outcomes were not confounded. Every day the men are waiting for them when they get off. On this, her four th try, she addresses him explicitly by name and waits to see if this makes him available for her query. A man observed the barrister of the criminal who was waiting for the decision of the jury. The remaining children were on a waiting list for language evaluation for late speech onset or poor language development. They addressed him formerly and would stand silently before him waiting until he granted permission to speak. Every midday there was a long queue of people waiting to buy the excellent value, homemade food. We must stop cheating : the whole meaning of our life is in question in the future that is waiting for us. She did not sit around waiting for anyone. They sat in the tent all day, fully clothed but very cold, waiting for a break in the weather. What's the longest an artist can keep an audience waiting? However, this would have added unacceptably to the length of the present study and waits further analysis. He habitually addressed her as 'my dear' and she writes how she waited eagerly for his return when he went on tours. Surely such tissue is too metabolically expensive simply to "hang around," waiting to acquire a function. Without doubt there are private archives waiting to be identified and used by historians. The moment was out there now, waiting for us to grab it. Inequalities, such as a fivefold difference in waiting times for liver transplants, should serve as triggers to inquire into ways to reduce the inequalities. The team working on replacing these functions of the hippocampus has copied its behavior, rather than waiting to understand its intricacies. Accordingly, the number of deaths on the waiting list for livers will continue to increase in the near future. Everyone waits with interest to see how things will turn out. Should the patient's prior transplants, noncompliance, and poor social network exclude her even from the waiting list? An icy wind blows through your cotton shirt while you sit outside the hospital door, waiting for your wife to bring up the car. In this respect, service has been seen as a repository for individual youths who were waiting to be married. The typical patient does not seek medical care right away, but waits several days or a week or more. Even as it is, things are too crowded, so we'll have to ration access in some way, whether by auction, waiting lines, or lottery. Also, the presence of infection can very rapidly endanger the lives of those waiting faithfully in the queue for their treatment. He first waits for her on the roof, it is late at night, and he watches the moonlight. To verify the results of the probability model, a waiting period is required to see if a rebound occurs. A policy of lease cancellation threat reduces the value of waiting and can hasten planting. As a result, this linguistic orphan has waited until the later 20th century for adequate coverage in grammar book and dictionary. If not, then the lineage would become extinct while waiting for a second or third variant to occur. He hesitated, waiting for me to say something. She waited for the second missed period 'just to be certain'. Since this is not a desirable behaviour, we will enhance our simple processor with a waiting queue for tasks. A first result is that a higher likelihood of knowing early makes waiting more attractive. The average age of the patients on the waiting list and the patients receiving transplants was 51 years and 53 years, respectively. The system has improved since then, but, although new reforms are under way, waiting lists still exist. In 1996-97 about 13,000 patients had waited longer than 3 months for one of the selected procedures (21). Table 2 presents patients' characteristics according to surgery and waiting list groups. The idea of giving up life-years, days, hours, or even minutes for attributes such as information, preferred location, or reduced waiting times may appear unrealistic. Process attributes include such aspects of care as waiting time, location of treatment, continuity of care, and staff attitudes. The major objective was to reduce the waiting times and increase the efficiency of the hospital. Failure-time analysis: emergence, flowering, survivorship, and other waiting times. Clause 5 allows a process to go back to thinking from a waiting state. By clause 6, a waiting process can synchronize with the relevant monitor and is granted access provided the corresponding semaphore is unlocked. They claimed that decreasing the cost of drugs was necessary to prevent other problems in health care such as waiting lists. While they are on the waiting list, their clinical state continues to evolve. Mean time for one-way travel was 18.7 minutes; waiting room time was 16.9 minutes; and exam time was 50.8 minutes. Hundreds came every day; at any one time 15 would be waiting outside, about 10 inside. You did not give feasts to other people, you waited for them to give feasts to you. Just watch them as they're waiting for a problem to come up. Arguably that question is still waiting for an answer. Boys waited long enough for recognition of his work in his life-time. In some shops the sales assistant stands behind the counter waiting to ask you what you would like. Many surgical waiting lists comprise large numbers of simple, low cost, procedures. The provision made for those moving from region to region is limited and most have to rejoin the waiting list. The indefinite time of waiting after death for judgement on the last day was replaced by a judgement immediately after death. Being in easy view of reception reassures those waiting that they are not forgotten should there be any delay. The church proper is square in plan with adjoining accommodation of vestry, private chapel, porch and waiting room. They appear like stylized, formless bodies, with smooth clay 'flesh' and internal bones, waiting for meaning to be constructed through performance. In the testing room a female investigator was waiting. In fact, research projects large and small, just waiting to be tackled, jump out with startling frequency. Even if the leaseholder only has one year or three years to exercise his option to plant, waiting is still valuable. 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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