| 词汇 | example_english_ad-hoc |
| 释义 | Examples of ad hocThese 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. How to make adhoc polymorphism less adhoc. The loose-coupling allows adhoc composition of services implementing system integration in a cheap and fast way. The intervention used varies between departments and individual patients and is adhoc rather than based on firm evidence. And although such responses would necessarily be adhoc, they would not be in any pejorative sense of that expression. The market and adhoc approaches promote a much smaller role for the state. In all experiments, the adhoc constraints and closed class section of the lexicon are the same. It creates edges that, in turn, form a semblance of a campus where only adhoc sprawl once existed. A number of adhoc groups made up of individual firms were established. More generally, one tries to represent context in an adhoc way, not to model it. These were based on their own information needs experiences on projects, traditionally performed manually or using adhoc search facilities. The passage from social salience to sufficiently close (on the basis of reason) is adhoc. The limitations imposed involve a large degree of arbitrariness, and the proposal contains adhoc additions such as productances. When read by itself, this weaker statement appears awkward and adhoc. Hence, these tools do not appear to have been fashioned adhoc from materials which happened to be at hand. Unfortunately, determining what is a 'standard' feature or a 'nonstandard' design element is an adhoc and subjective exercise. Another serious problem is the adhoc nature of land privatization. This avenue is likely to lead to a disjointed heap of adhoc stipulations. We are going to recall here some less well-known definitions and to fix some standing assumptions and some adhoc terminology and notation. The choice of basis functions is adhoc. However, the least-squares method is not recommended because of its adhoc nature. They use an adhoc neural network to represent the constraint. The theoretical ideal represents the cost impacts of features explicitly and excludes adhoc methods used by estimators. In contrast, adhoc polymorphism consists in having generic functions that accept arguments of several types, but operate differently on objects of different types. The reason is that their ability to judge and revise ungrammaticalities appears incidental (performance is adhoc) to task demands. This hierarchy includes a mechanical model, a dynamic model, adhoc models, a computational model, and finally, a model of the phenomena. Each step of its development has had to justify itself adhoc. We apply a quantum kinetic approach which is suitable to treat strong electron-ion coupling and avoids any adhoc cut-off procedures. For adhoc explanations are those lacking independent motivation, and there can be motivations for positing a proposition other than tradition. But to stipulate a critical size at which a tradition's epistemic weight changes from zero to positive would be arbitrary and adhoc. Any other situation would have prompted a similar adhoc modification. Note that many of these systems use adhoc procedural techniques, rather than declarative methods in which we are interested in. A disadvantage in this algorithm is the selection of the step size that requires an adhoc search. This difficulty can be overcome by adding adhoc complementary constraints in order for the performance index to select a feasible optimal solution. The purpose of this article is to offer a tentative solution to the problem of post hoc criteria and adhoc prioritizing. We have used a variety of adhoc measures to evaluate the quality of our model fits to the two datasets. Simulationists use adhoc modeling assumptions to help make their computational models more tractable and manageable. It leads to the more libertarian conclusion but it does not justify it - it is adhoc. Their design, however, is not always balanced: where details were not designed in advance, they have sometimes been created adhoc on site. That is, delivery is triggered when the basis (futures minus cash) exceeds the adhoc discount plus the associated transaction costs. They protested over immediate or relatively shortterm issues like adhoc demands over wage hikes, holidays, dismissals or restoration of allowances. Over the period from 1948 to 1975 this was increased on an adhoc basis and actually grew relative to average earnings. To avoid this problem, defenders of the memory criterion and the like usually add the (adhoc) requirement that there be no duplication. Such an explanation may be adhoc, but as far as we can currently tell, it is not wrong. In the extrinsic adhoc task, the focus was on indicative summaries which were tailored to a particular topic. Trained philosophers and logicians who are familiar with paradox and self-referentiality might suspect self-exclusion to be an adhoc solution. It is formally indexed to prices but has so far risen faster than prices, on par with wages, on an adhoc basis. It differed in spirit from the methods pursued in the rest of the book, and looked a bit mysterious and adhoc. Consequently, there is an adhoc quality to these theorists' claims that humans are absolutely free, independent, and rational in their actions in worldly matters. In all implementations that we know of, this instrumentation is implemented in an adhoc fashion. Thus, adhoc instrumentation is tedious at a low level and it may be impossible at a high level. Besides, in our approach it is hard to trace linguistically motivated inheritance between classes, only adhoc decisions can be made when imposing an inheritance. Furthermore, adhoc federations of hosts can be created dynamically. Instead, it was a series of adhoc measures implemented in a struggle to prevent chaos and to stop revolutionary turmoil. Some will view this concept as adhoc, others, possibly, as a contribution to vision science. Although not gratuitous, the hypothesis of a principle-power evidently resembles an adhoc supposition. It is not always necessary that behaviour be changed adhoc. It is, however, our experience that there will always be a need for special, adhoc abstractions, implemented as functions. While amendments (often adhoc) are possible to improve the predictive content of this theory16, compare the predictions which emerge when there is preference endogeneity. A clustering algorithm that forms these classes on a strict numerical basis offers a resolution less prone to bias than adhoc visual methods. The type constructor mimicking the external choice would be rather 'adhoc'. The proposed theory is adhoc and confirmatory in its findings; vague and generic in its claims; and unjustified and unnecessary in its (putative) novelty. However, a second observation is that in order to work every implementation requires adhoc solutions to un-resolved problems in its focus mechanism. Senior representation in local governments and councils are more widespread, but on an adhoc basis. The resulting problems are dealt with by adhoc restrictions rather than clear theory. They worried that the adhoc bilateral swaps and credit lines were not a stable enough solution to chronic payments imbalances. It is dealt with by some adhoc modifications of the grammar operations. It requires complex processes to track and record the thousands of adhoc messages, phone calls, memos, and conversations that comprise much project-related information. The variety of media types and adhoc organisation of the overall system illustrates the fact that currently available communications solutions are not easily customisable. Most languages support some kind of overloading of operators, also known as adhoc polymorphism. Many later writers reject the standard approach in favor of adhoc procedures, but never explain why. In addition to stereotypical patterns and expectations, men and women may differ in the way they arrange adhoc gigs with each other. Obviously these observations are adhoc, and they are not easily coded as a new factor group. The problem is to avoid errors such as picking out "adhoc" as a multiword in the middle of "bad hock". The adhoc method lacks the formal theoretical foundation of the present approach, and does not make use of all the data available. Here is where we as an adhoc community will experience the finish of our shared quest. Decisions about the exact system functionality are left to the designer, who makes them in an adhoc manner. It refers to tradition, the adhoc, ' genuine options ', and the bizarre as if these all amounted to the same thing, but they do not. The adhoc constraints play a minor role in determining accuracy. However, most of the agencies applied adhoc solutions, and few systematically included ethicists in the work. Even then, the extension of education to travelling show children, particularly the small 'outback' shows, could be occasional and adhoc. For the purpose of efficient searching and maximum coverage, random adhoc swarming might not lead to optimum results. If we wish to substantiate intuitions and adhoc evidence about any specific label, we need to turn to representative textual data. Without such tests, descriptions of learning could be considered pseudo-scientific, adhoc auxiliary assumptions of an untested theory. Curiously, many of her examples of ostensibly adhoc constraints are strikingly ill chosen. Continuous and discrete system simulation can be done through software packages or adhoc computer programs written in scientific programming languages. 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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