| 词汇 | example_english_apart |
| 释义 | Examples of apartThese 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. Unless the speakers are set far enough apart, the sines do not spatialise well. As bewilderment turned into panic, the soldiers got out of control, the chain of command fell apart, and the battlefield became chaotic. As the theory expects, primary competition pulls candidates apart while general election competition, as indicated by candidates' relative qualities, draws them inward. Apart from light, windows provide views, and should be positioned accordingly. Apart from the information package, some schools display current studio work. Apart from the institutional frames, other restrictions of alcohol use mentioned in speech were weakness, medication and lack of money. The results indicate that more repartnered older adults choose unmarried cohabitation and to ' live apart together ' than remarriage. Each resident had their own room, apart from a married couple who shared. The following morning they would carefully pull it apart again so that it looked abandoned but was easy to reconstruct the next evening. The dataset provided the opportunity to tease apart several variables describing the subjects' childhood experience that could confound the absence of a father. Apart from the use of examples in the main text, a number of chapters also have very informative case studies attached as appendixes. Neither topic is new, but at least three dimensions set this volume apart. Apart from the spectrum (4.5), there are no other modes. Apart from some brief observations on the period after 1939 or 1941, there is no systematic treatment of the war. They defined themselves with variations in personal style which set them apart. All three of our conditions required four sessions, approximately 1 week apart. Apart from the above mentioned selection strategies there is little in the way of discussion regarding computational complexity issues, or indeed experimentation. Apart from these differences in leadership structures, decision-making arrangements are similar in both communities. Apart from that, it is not obvious why the value of democracy might not be thought up to the task. Apart from the first three sessions, all of the data, collected approximately three times a month,5 were tape recorded. Under categorical legal reasoning, however, such distinctions were worlds apart. Apart from a small number of elderly residents, no one seemed to be interested in these changes. Apart from using cold water, some colours, such as black, can only be obtained by dyeing in boiling water. Apart from the above procurement methods, some other subsidiary measures were also practised by the government. Apart from its overlap with this one point, however, this consequential region remains of unknown location, size, and shape in representational space. Eaten at the same time they produce a much stronger flavor-calorie association than if eaten a few hours apart. The water was unflavored apart from the fructose so that no flavorcalorie associations would form aside from sweetness-calorie associations. Apart from the above provisos, the "two visual systems" view fits well with the position we develop in this paper. The treatments were 25 m apart in a straight line and 30 m from the nearest house. Apart from the benzene alcohols, theaspirene was the compound with the highest concentration in the wines of all three varieties in 2003 vintage. Probably no one will ever read the book right through, apart from those who rashly agree to review it. Apart from this, the book is both accessible and profoundly practical. Within a row, stocks are 1.1 m apart and 1.2 m separates the rows. Apart from giving them a chance to be creative, their stories can give the teacher an indication of their musical, linguistic and social development. Therefore, the properties of the spoken syllables are difficult to tease apart from the written characteristics of the letter strings. Apart from investigating particular classroom activities, some researchers have focused on the opportunities for vocabulary acquisition offered by classroom talk in general. When used as a predictor apart from syntactic awareness, phonological awareness might show the importance of analyzing word sounds in learning to read. Apart from a few isolated victories, contextual archaeology has not been able to fill the void. No buildings apart from a small shed for tools were allowed. History did not bind the republics but pulled them apart. In particular, they are sharp for fixed numbers of colours (apart from constants). Apart from an intermittent cough and recent onset of breathlessness, he had been otherwise well and thriving from birth. She was extubated twenty-four hours after surgery and, apart from a wound infection, made an uneventful recovery. Apart from the oldest patient, all right ventricular images were obtained subcostally. Apart from these changes in specific focuses, large areas of the myocardium can be normal. Apart from that, our study has shown that it is no longer necessary to infer infundibular interrelationships. What is more, it is important to tease those effects apart from the lexical knowledge of the relevant mor phology. All children were tested twice, a week apart; the bilinguals were tested in each of their languages. Any alterations at proof stage, apart from the correction of printer's misprints, are expensive and must be avoided. Apart from anything else, this contention does not inspire confidence in the figures for individual provinces and their capitals. The north-east differed from the other regions in that only one crop of tobacco and one of pepper were sampled, five days apart. Concerns that moral fabric and cohesiveness of society will be torn apart provide reasons for care and reflection. As already mentioned, no bodies (victims of hostilities) have been found inside the buildings (apart from the two skeletons). According to structuralism, on the contrary, meaning is liberated through 'tearing apart' these units into negative, opposable features. In order to set dying people apart from living people, knowledge is required that allows an individual to be defined as dying. Even if people's minds are united, this unity could soon disintegrate and the organization of the agreement would fall apart because people's minds are changeable. Apart from the woman (or women) to be consecrated, these would include their sisters in religion. Apart from this exposure, the model will be retained within the school for reference. Apart from urban climate models, his other areas of interest include daylighting design, energy modelling and thermal comfort. Apart from this he founded associations for arts and crafts in order to preserve, protect and teach the old traditions. The letterwriter's portrayal of the monastery as ripped apart by factionalism is undoubtedly more accurate. Apart from the changing composition of wells, the depth of wells has increased considerably over a period of five years. We consider fluid confined between two parallel plates at distance 2d apart. Apart from the order 0 case they increase by a factor of about 2 which itself is increasing slightly with the order. Apart from weighty word tomes, £710 varies the mixture as before. His responses become further apart and less conversational ('umhum,' grunts). What separates the two major varieties of the language, apart from a great deal of water? He had been operated with a total cavopulmonary connection and apart from a small residual atrial right-to-left shunt he was doing well. The typical pretest, posttest, and two follow-up intervals 4 - 6 months apart may not detect the more time-sensitive, episodic, and nonlinear nature of behavior change. Overall, the standard paradigm involving two follow-ups assessed 4 - 6 months apart has not enhanced our understanding of time-sensitive effects. Each plot comprised 10 rows, 0.5 m apart and 15 m in length. Often this coaching involves parents telling children how the investigators are evil and trying to tear their family apart. Apart from this feature, the curves are very little changed. Here would be an opportunity for people to 'vote' for its own sake, apart from its consequences. There is no promise to keep the conversation secret, but apart from that the sentiment is the same. In fact, why do we assume that there is anything that is dream apart from the subject's reporting of it? Apart from the series of broods described above, two more series were put up. Apart from some tobacco, cotton and maize have been the only rain-grown crops in growth on farms in the area for the period under record. The earlier forms of dissocians to appear were all, apart from the few exceptions mentioned, of the pale-headed type. Apart from evidence that the primary cilium can detect flow, its function is still largely unknown. Apart from one multiplier of a which equals one (coming from the family), the multipliers of a lie off the unit circle. Apart from a relatively prominent limestone bed, the entire succession consists of shallow-water sandstones and subordinate mudstones. An amount of 200-400 g was analysed from one or more spots from each sample situated c. 1 cm apart. Apart from biological papers on living bivalves, evolutionary biology in this volume mostly seems to mean phylogeny. Pull-apart fractures and clinopyroxene exsolution lamellae within relict orthopyroxene porphyroclasts are filled with hornblende. What is perceived does not stand apart from the perceiving subject. At the same time, the phrase can keep the general drift of this section apart from what others have written about transubstantiation. Quite apart from the eucharistic associations of the phrase, we can see two senses in it. Our society has begun to fall apart rapidly. In each case, apart from any other problems there might have been, their first husbands were not involved in labour politics. Quite apart from the use of capital letters, this quotation is crucial. The postal density of 89 addresses per hour for the most rural population corresponds to roadside mailboxes that are 280 meters apart (on average). Many detached houses in cities are as close as 20 meters apart. Apart from not being the knight's superior, there is a second reason why his wife cannot be the object of his courtly love. Poetic texts are part of such intercourse, though they may be defined as a separate genre of utterance apart from various others. A surface carved this way will show a series of parallel lines which are between 5 mm and 3 cm apart. Before reaching the bottom of the cut, the saw was lifted out and the two pieces broken apart. Both are tabbies (brothers in fact) and initially very hard to tell apart. Both also made it clear that they did not want a sectional issue to tear the nation apart. 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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