| 词汇 | example_english_workings |
| 释义 | Examples of workingsThese 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. Looking at the same subject from sev120 eral sides gives deeper insights into the workings and changing (or unchanging) nature of such institutions. The information on committees, likewise, can lead to studies about the inner workings of the legislature. The inconclusive nature of the judicial reforms can be blamed on the internal workings of the administration. At another level, democracy refers to a political regime and the actual workings of the regime itself, which governs their lives on a daily basis. What do the economic and material exchanges between families and convents reveal about the internal workings and external relations of cloistered communities ? The complexities of gender may be seen in the structuring of symbols, in the workings of the political economy, and in the individual agent. Before proceeding to the workings of the machine underlying the grammar, we will present an example for a much simpler grammar. He concluded with the idea that the workings of the nervous system produce a delay in perception and consciousness. The value of studies that illuminate and explicate official discourse is that we are better able to see the workings of change over time. Such a band might be surprising to a programmer, and give new insights into the workings of a program. They are relevant to our understanding of the workings of the normal brain. The operative words seem to be 'stop the workings of the mind'. I will not go into a minutely detailed explanation of the workings of the interface. I o#er an interpretation of this series according to which they reveal the workings of a fine analytical mind and a subtle teacher. First, its interpretation of rural music transcended the traditional approach to this genre through its re-workings of such music. Packed with challenges, this edited volume reminds us how little we know about the inner workings of national, international and transnational institutions. In particular, there are no serial workings, and only sporadic references to the serial 'method' can be found in later pieces. The difficulty lies in untangling the workings of the motivational factors from the experimental ones, when it comes to understanding observed or reported effects. Because there was no competition or only limited competition, government had no incentive to improve its services and workings. She is attuned to the workings of theory and philosophy in the laboratory and the didactic practices of chemists. The first phase of the next stage is to explore certain potential tensions with the workings of artificial teleology. The breathless plot developments of the crime and courtroom drama are highly fictionalized allusions to the ponderous workings of the law. The sixteenth-century household reveals the workings of gender subordination and the ravages of high mortality tempered by the flexibility of culture. Overall, both employers and workers seem to have been satisfied with the workings of the new scheme. Workings within the baits were lined with loose soil and black carton. The workings of elections and governments in twenty democracies over the post-war period indicate that in broad terms it does happen, despite procedural imperfections. What little evidence exists, however, does indicate that the internal workings of the rebellion were marked by a broadly inclusive process of decision-making. I argue that this opera is as much ' about' the workings of the genre as it is ' about' the story it purports to tell. In short, their responsibilities appear insignificant, even though they are central to the smooth workings of the bureaucratic apparatus. The street elevation is symmetrical and gravely composed, while the rear freely expresses the workings of the plan, most tellingly with its asymmetrical stair tower. Such literature has focused on the workings of the state-business relationship. To take a broader focus, it remained the case that the inner workings of the constitution were not widely known throughout the ' long ' nineteenth century. Such language is unfortunately frequent, although the practical workings are clearer than the formulations. However, to model a sail analytically presents a challenge that, in the end, could increase our knowledge of its workings. Good systemizing requires that one pays attention to the small details between variables in case these are important to understanding the workings of the system. In contrast, some degree of instrumentality in market relations is fundamental to the workings of the market system. In understanding the workings of a watch, we are likely to do best by using these two methods in combination. The paper then proceeds to discuss the workings of visual perception and the dynamics of human-environment systems. The study usefully describes the workings of the team but does not attempt evaluation. There also appears to be no provision for automatic selfimprovement by learning, either of the internal workings of agents or of their interactions. Most of this, including the official evaluation, was also very critical of both the aims and the workings of the fund. Thus, in specific terms, in order to tease out these detailed workings, a series of ethnographies of the drug-crime association is required. Further, we encourage economists to cross disciplinary lines to gain new perspectives on the workings of advertising. We can now illustrate the workings of our computational interpretation of backand-forth coercions. First, however, he needed to perfect the workings of the microscope. Members of the working class were not only incorporated into the body of the middle-class household, but they were also crucial to its workings. As such, it succeeds in providing a rather nice illustration of the workings of this representational theory that is also accessible to the uninitiated. I find especially challenging projects aimed at developing empirically based understandings of particular politics of the popular and their workings. The workings of such an analysis will be demonstrated through a case study of assimilation in second formant frequency between consonants and vowels. He felt powerless before the convoluted workings of state power, like a minor character in a story over whose development he could exert no control. The discontinuous composites at first glance would appear to be exactly the sort of movement that would betoken the workings of a syntactic rule. Both populations are acutely aware of how they have been grossly mistreated by the normal workings of their political system. Widespread ignorance about the workings of the social order may be distressing to one who values understanding for its own sake. One might guess that, initially at least, taxes were levied in salt, to be marketed by the king alongside the produce of his own workings. Psycholinguists have to live with the fact that the experimental tasks they use do not directly reveal the inner workings of the speech perception system. Archaeology can point to the times and contexts of cognitive evolution, but cannot itself illuminate the workings of the human mind. Even where apparent cross-cultural overlap can be found, the ascribed source and detailed workings of special musical ability can be strikingly diverse. One general area for the series overall that could benefit from improvement is the way the workings of the critical apparatus are introduced and explained. The workings of the particular market may indeed be such that a ban is justified. Over the past decade, powerful new tools for imaging the workings of the brain have become increasingly available. The habits of the soul are like the workings of the clock, automatically and regularly producing the desired effects. At this point in the science of the human mind, the only access to its workings is through behavior. Nevertheless, we believe that dreams will always be grounded in the physical workings of the brain. The workings of domestic government were once again used to proscribe the spaces in which farm workers could speak for themselves. By examining how each variable responds to various structural disturbances, we can better understand the workings of the passive monetary-active fiscal regime. The workings of various digital signal processors, as implemented in the variety of sound processing equipment used today, are demystified. Thus, one can hope to achieve effects on the level of emotion from the workings particular to the world of sounds. The answer must be that they had not foreseen the peculiar workings of universal suffrage. They provide a backdrop for consideration of the workings of partisan forces, our research focus. Cost-effective production of cur rent workings, and planning of future exploitation, require sensible and reproducible estimates of distribution, grade, and tonnage of ore in place. They differ only internally, in the resources they require and in their logic and inner workings. The workings of these policies remain opaque, making it unlikely that poor citizens will use their vote to effect necessary policy reforms. Models of the structure and workings of technical devices, and causal models of disease processes in medicine are two examples. To that end, they present a 'principled polysemy model ', and illustrate its workings for each of the spatial particles mentioned. The two workings were connected underground, and it was these pits that became the stable centre of mining in the parish. Still, the novelist is not suggesting that the workings of this redemption are in any sense communal. We human beings need to protect the workings of this device among human beings. The majority of the articles in the collection, however, concentrate on examining the workings of particular dioceses. Such representations must exist for abstract concepts that can be encoded linguistically, or "propositionally," rather than directly in the workings of sensory systems. Knowing the world's workings grows through the dominant ethos of empiricism, in fits and starts. However, the precise workings of the serotonin pathways regulating energy balance and glucose homeostasis require further elucidation. My reflections offer important glimpses into the workings of the policy network and the ways in which policy has been shaped and influenced. The workings of capitalism itself, he argued, tended to undermine the cultural, ideological, social and political foundations of capitalist entrepreneurship. They were charming, good at handling people, sensitive to social nuance, and possessed a thorough understanding of the workings of the political world. According to this version, the materiality of the text should replace the evocation of the workings of consciousness. To understand the workings of an organisation we need to impose the structure of human relationships on top of the formal structure. The workings of cognitio seem to have continued much as before, so the beneficiary of a trust would remain able to obtain specific performance. From this perspective the problem is that governments have interfered increasingly with the workings of the market economy and reduced its efficiency. What may distinguish the contemporary form of urban workings from those of the past, is the relatively small scale operations. The authors contribute then to a better understanding of the workings of political economies as well as to the materialities of colonialism. One principle in the charter was that there should be no discrimination in the workings of this federation. The basic workings of the system of feature-structure comparison are as follows. However, this does not shed light on the workings of the underlying decisions and constraints. How frequently this happened and what degree of complexity resulted depended upon the composition of the offspring groups and the workings of mortality. To prevent this, a more profound view of the workings of society is needed. Indeed, the lack of disagreement carries over to meta-level debate about the purpose and workings of the scientific enterprise. First, there is a biological component to the workings of political institutions because they are "inhabited" by human beings. A good model accommodates both the workings of the system and the cognitive makeup of the observer. 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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