| 词汇 | buildup |
| 释义 | buildup noun[ C ] us/ˈbɪldˌʌp/ buildupnoun[C] (INCREASE)an increase in number or amount: They’re concerned about the buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. buildupnoun[C] (PRAISE)praise that is intended to increase popularity: The circus always gets a big buildup when it comes to town. Examples of buildupbuildup The divergence of the linear growth in the limit of (2.20) for t illustrates the buildup in the intermediate asymptotic region. A mechanism exists, however, for a buildup of the velocity gradient near the middle. The buildup of the former is toxic to the developing nervous system. The federal government also imposes an excise tax, partly to recover the tax-free buildup accumulated through investment returns on plan assets. The scenario comparisons demonstrate the importance of refuge areas to prevent buildup of resistance in pest populations. In downdip positions, ambient current velocities also were high, again demonstrated by the presence of cross-bedded grainstone within thrombolitic buildups. Initially, the molecules stretch due to sufficiently high strain rates, which results in a buildup in the axial stress. This is due to the fact that the buildup of susceptibles is rather gradual. Currently in the legislature there are numerous limitations that militate against the buildup and exercise of individual lawmakers' special knowledge and expertise. In other words, for current flowing around a loop there is no buildup of charge. The first is temporal since crowd buildup occurs over a brief period of time. The oscillation buildup time of the device, when driven by an electron beam with a rectangular leading edge, was about 15 oscillation periods. Being a selfoscillator with distributed internal feedback, the tube features fast oscillation buildup and is well adapted to driving electron beam parameters. It emphasizes the consumers' role as buyers in the initial push toward the buildup of the uniquely successf ul cigarette industry of the time. They disrupt the buildup of a new socioeconomic order, impede the process of the rule of law, and jeopardize the routine lives of ordinary citizens. See all examples of buildup 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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