| 词汇 | example_english_across |
| 释义 | Examples of acrossThese 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. Therefore, the similarity relation across worlds can be envisaged as term similarity. We attempted to create a uniform implementation across all of the languages while still using the standard techniques and idioms of each language. Page shows convincingly how trade liberalisation has not led to total increases in foreign investment across the region. Rates of population increase slowed across the empire in the early 1930s, but the longer-term trajectory was still upward. The self-consciously centrist government, however, tenaciously clung to power across these years. Here we find no effect of stimulants across several types of unintentional injury. The number of participants involved was very small, so it is difficult to generalise any of these results across other departments. The first part, the premodern era, is the construction of the basic network and the provision of the first services across it. The table also reports the overall proportion of co-operative choices across all replications. The innovation in this article, however, is finding that the timing of these effects differs across political systems. Further, the coefficients of five constraints differ only marginally across factors. Minimally, we would want to measure democracy in 1960, 1970 and 1980 so that we could explore variation across decades. Although we know that social capital stocks vary across countries and communities, we currently have a poor understanding of how to explain this variation. To unify vectors that involve row variables, we "unroll" the row variables on demand as the vector unification proceeds across the two vectors. Lastly, soundcard latency can vary vastly from model to model and across vendors. Annual levels of cub infection were standardized across the seasons. Unfortunately, however, it cannot be assumed that community nursing practice across the country is consistently based on this evidence. Firstly, we have experienced the ease by which emerging disease in one country can quickly have consequences across the world. The average annual return across all funds in the sample was 6.65 %, with the highest return above 12% and the lowest return under 3%. At one level, members can choose to allocate their assets/ contributions across a number of multi-manager diversified portfolios. The differences in attitudes towards financial risk across the income distribution are also reflected in the distribution of total retirement funds. Our experiments across subjects have verified these characteristics. However, it is not constant across the study groups. Prioritizing interventions at several points across the life cycle is necessary for sustained, high-impact improvements in health outcomes. By approaching spirituality as a more universal search for life meaning, the concept of spiritual distress is understandable across cultural and religious lines. The book covers a vast amount of information across a number of disciplines. As noted above, this group also cuts across education and income categories. Surveying determinants of protein structure designablity across different energy models and amino-acid alphabets : a consensus. Although in cell signalling, information is generally conveyed across the plasma membrane to the cell interior in this manner, this is not always the case. In consequence, the assessment of change always refers to relative variations in time or across countries. Comparisons of demographic and other clinical features across these two proband groups, including age at onset, revealed few differences. While unification has been achieved within each municipality, large differences exist across municipalities. The actual phrasings of an utterance vary across speakers and even across tokens produced by the same speaker. Across all the six types there are generalizable trends. However, the direction of this effect is not consistent across these four speakers. However, in order to evaluate the similarity of results across speakers, we will also provide statistical tests with speaker as the repeated measure. By and large, the first two steps of downstep are statistically significant in this comparison across sets. The requirement to undertake assessment for service eligibility purposes is thus a feature of community nursing across a number of countries. Thus, the shaded cells indicate where downstep leads to significant distinctions in the prenuclear values across sets. Consistent across both types of languages is the alignment of pitch accents and stress. Phrase-medial contexts, where stem alternations (paradigmatic and across words), are possible are more likely and more promising candidates for this. Lack of resources to support public health nursing emerged as a theme across the 10 interviews. During an experiment, voltage across and current flowing through the injector were also measured. The energy jump takes place at the time of reflection across the magnetic field. The complex nature of pension benefits has made it difficult to quantify the differences across countries in a number of key aspects of pension design. The governance dummy variables indicate that investment costs differ across types of pension institutions. Actual differences in costs across size classes are likely to be even larger, due to underreporting of costs by the smallest company funds. A final explanation for the performance gap may lie in the possibility that data-reporting methods systematically differ across fund types. In other words, selection based on short-run private information takes place within each group, but not to a markedly different extent across groups. Using quarterly return data for 225 pension funds comprising 68 % of total prudentially regulated pension fund assets, we find significant differences exist across fund types. The estimated coefficient varies across categories, but it is worthnoting that even in the public sector duration has a highly significant impact. As palliative care issues continue to become an integral component of medical education across specialties, these differences may begin to decrease. However, as there were few bipolar subjects, we cannot exclude the possibility of a differential age effect across bipolar and unipolar subjects. When comparing a number of services across studies, there can be no such confidence that their content as well as configuration is identical. Secondly, subjects performed the task in two separate conditions, ascend and descend, with the order of condition counterbalanced across subjects. The withintwin across-time correlations are all quite similar and range from j0n67 to j0n76. There were also no differences in change in social support across treatments. Examining changes in heritability across birth cohorts is an alternative approach to the study of gene-environment interaction. In males, prevalence and heritability of tobacco use was stable across cohorts. The third cohort was defined by declining prevalence across years. Two reasons for this inconsistency are age bias in measures and different patterns of exposure to risk factors across age groups in various studies. We may therefore have overestimated, or underestimated, the effects of urbanization on the incidence of schizophrenia across the life course. One-sample t tests were conducted to test whether the mean across people of these individual-level correlation coefficients significantly deviated from zero. When significant interactions were found across the whole sample, t tests were utilized within subgroups to compare treatment outcomes across drugs. Also, differences in how recurrence is operationalized across studies doubtless contributes to inconsistencies. The time-invariant effects are shown first ; these are effects that were constant across age categories. The category names provided in the cued recall test were presented in two different orders and counterbalanced across test order as well. Phobia-type (agora-, social or specific) was stratified across the three treatment conditions. The magnitude and causes of the problems vary across the countries included in this study, largely due to cultural and socio-economic factors. An arbitrary number of nonreal-time simulators can be run simultaneously and may be spread across a network encompassing multiple clusters of workstations. The difference from our work is that their method does not consider feature propagation across grammar rules. The environment for developing and debugging resources is uniform across the whole architecture. One can choose lexical forms where violations are only across the first suffix boundary or in certain suffixes. In other languages, phenomena of vowel harmony that can spread across several morphemes may require more sophisticated solutions. A foreign woman in modern clothes runs across the stage, and others follow, crawling across, over and under the spectators' rostra, prowling about or hiding. Already, in these plays, the woman's point of view comes across very strongly. Given the vast variability across languages, the complexity of the mapping task between form and meaning is enormous. Next we show the distribution of determiners across the comparison groups. First, the gender difference in these forms appears to be relatively constant across age groups. By comparing the ordering across the geolinguistic scale, we can distinguish invariant patterns of order among the constraints in the hierarchy from variable patterns. However, an examination of the behavior of individual speakers across variables allows a different pattern to emerge. We compared their behavior across data sets in terms of both rate of occurrence of ne and conditioning of its selection. Table 4 shows that a roughly even distribution of speakers across these two categories was achieved. Both refer to linguistic variation within the speech of an individual speaker, rather than across speakers or speech communities. However, most reviews are discipline-specific despite the fact that similar spinal palpatory procedures are used across disciplines. Differences between genotypes were consistent in direction across replicates, although the estimate of the distance between genotypes varied to some extent. Mean growth at extreme temperatures tended to decrease, but mean growth rates across a range of moderate temperatures actually increased over time. Similarly, efforts are currently underway across government to develop a meaningful, userfriendly accountability report on individual departments and agencies. Signals or signal changes that are not consistent across a probe set should not be interpreted with confidence. In the partition trace, the score is cumulative across partitions. On the other hand, microarray profiles do provide a quantitative overview of the relative changes in each gene's expression level across time. Ultimately, all these techniques are based on the identification of gene clusters that show similar inheritance patterns across genomes. I direct the reader's attention to argumentative techniques here that we shall be coming across in other places. The idea attempts to cut across the divisions made by class. The suffrage struggle was only one of several campaigns in which women reformers worked together across class lines. There was no consistent pattern of differences in negative attitudes and practices across the different professions surveyed. Considered severally across the globe, we plainly have our (often all too obsessive) political purposes. What these figures show perhaps more than anything is the difficulties of generalizing about what are the top priorities for medical students across the globe. 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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