| 词汇 | parsimoniously |
| 释义 | parsimoniously adverb formaluk /ˌpɑː.sɪˈməʊ.ni.əs.li/ us /ˌpɑːr.səˈmoʊ.ni.əs.li/ in a way that shows that you are not willing to spend money or to give or use a lot of something: 吝啬小气地，过度节俭地 I ordered one beer and drank it parsimoniously until the end of the night.我点了一杯啤酒，小口小口地一直喝到深夜。 The emperor parsimoniously refused to give his soldiers the money.皇帝吝啬地拒绝给他的士兵钱。 See parsimonious I was living parsimoniously at that time. At the conference, minutes of time on the stage were shared out parsimoniously. He described the team rather parsimoniously as '11 players willing to work'. Mean with money begrudge cheapskate cheeseparing chintzy frugal frugally miser miserliness miserly money grabber money-grubber money-grubbing pinchpenny scrooge skinflint stingily stinginess tight ungenerous ungenerously Examples of parsimoniouslyparsimoniously Choosing the payoff-maximum strategy in pure coordination games, where players receive some constant nonpositive payoff when coordination fails, is most parsimoniously explained as follows. Correlations between heterozygosity and both mean and variance of phenotypes could indeed be parsimoniously explained by inbreeding. It can be accounted for more parsimoniously by assuming that subjective units are at least partially represented into a relational code. Thus, in this third step, the required form has been achieved, and generally much more parsimoniously. The first is that, parsimoniously or not, analytic bias exists and resembles typology. However, this hypothesis is difficult - or impossible - to falsify in natural populations, and we believe that our results are more parsimoniously explained by associative overdominance. Here we examine the neural bases of changes in memory that are stress-induced or perhaps more parsimoniously, stress-related. Most of the effects are more parsimoniously explained by simple genetic inheritance. Second, if we grant that altruism does occur, may we not explain instances of it more parsimoniously in traditional behavioral terms? We wish to explore whether a unitary binding concept can parsimoniously explain such a diverse and extensive set of findings. Inbreeding and coancestry could be explained parsimoniously by fewer ancestors capturing the whole information due to genetic drift. Apparently, economists have been confident that the behaviour of economic agents is accurately and parsimoniously explained by theories of this kind. The one-stimulus model (see below) could parsimoniously interpret such findings as indicating that within-sleep arousal levels are higher at these points. These effects of the prior exposure are most parsimoniously explained quantitatively (size of primary dose) rather than qualitatively (previous infection or no previous infection). These types of counterevidence cannot be parsimoniously explained in their frameworks. See all examples of parsimoniously 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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