| 词汇 | example_english_apparent |
| 释义 | Examples of apparentThese 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. Why does the push for temporal reintegration occur after years, and sometimes decades, of apparent quiescence ? When speaker age is taken into account, we observe an interesting pattern in apparent time. However, bisyllabic forms resist deletion (.42) since the output would be monosyllabic and hence violate the apparent word minimality constraint. At several other points, too, she deplores what she considers to be other researchers' apparent misunderstanding of the model (64, 87). We see that this apparent amplitude becomes very large for wave numbers close to zero and close to the cut-off value where g vanishes!. Finally, gender-based variation on code selection has revealed an interesting patterning that was not apparent on a first analysis of the data. As will become apparent, the fixed cost of education is a simplifying assumption. The extent and impor tance of hierarchy became apparent at the end of my first week in the factory. The sonograms seemed to confer an apparent objectivity which is questionable. When considering temporal development more closely, further considerations are apparent. At the crucial point the apparent connection between his emotion and the elements is broken. In this model, the apparent meaning of a staging is contained within a separate set of conditions which call for different kinds of interpretation. The apparent attempts at conceptual (re)specification as well as multidisciplinary methods are useful, but the results are mixed. Underlying the apparent chaos, he argued, was a clash of civilisations. A similar scenario is apparent with regard to training. Quantitative analyses are conducted in terms of two methodological approaches: apparent-time and real-time studies. In particular, consumption smoothing is quite apparent as is the fact that investment is more volatile than output. A reading of the available literature on attitudes toward creoles makes it apparent that such attitudes are actually quite complex. The apparent viscosity of flow in the direction of the electric field also changes but not so drastically (see [27]). Even in the last years, no major changes are apparent to the occasional visitor. What are the reasons for the museum's apparent dullness? Moreover, some of the apparent continuities can be questioned. Again, what was apparent is that approaches being developed in architecture are also being shared in the other fields. The correct response is apparent by removing the segment to be deleted. Recent evidence has undermined his chronology, and it is now apparent that major building activity ceased earlier. Here, the outlines of a border fringe or edging are apparent. I hope by now it will be apparent that this is probably a nonsensical question. Attempts to locate explanations for the di$culty - the apparent deficiency - spring from a wish to resist this threat. The lesson to be learned is that it is unwise to too readily accept the apparent superiority of a horse-based transportation system. Their relationship continued, to the apparent satisfaction of both men-until, that is, the affair became a scandal. No apparent mental or physical barrier is to be acknowledged in the pursuit of the authentic voice of the user. The importance of looking at nonverbal behaviours in conflicts as indexicals of self was readily apparent in our data. Indeed, a preoccupation with the disciplined body as the diacritical sign of civilization was everywhere apparent during this period. The review criteria used and the studies therefore selected may contribute to an apparent disparity between practice and evidence. Capstones also made of volcanic tuff covered the conduit for the length of its course, although differences in how the capstones were worked are apparent. There is also an apparent pattern to the use of kab' and yi below the ek' sign. One might dismiss this apparent inconsistency as simply due to terminological convenience, with no theoretical consequences. Indeed, among all age groups, the apparent revitalization is not immediately reflected in levels of usage. Heavy metals in the ash were plotted against waste weight, moisture content, and average flue temperature during the sample period but no correlation was apparent. However, why positive effects on continuous measures of mental state are only apparent at follow-up is less clear. Positive attitudes were also apparent in 9 % of comments made in the open-ended section of the questionnaire. However, progress on this front can affect apparent trends. Similarly, apparent reasons for cohabiting vary by education level with cohabiting being more common among students as a convenient accommodation choice. The main argument against its inclusion is its apparent rarity. In less well-spread preparations it was apparent that the triploids failed in meiosis. The approach of the solution for the density in the sheath to the presheath solution at = 0 is apparent in this figure. In a limited review of the literature it quickly becomes apparent that knowledge of pharmacology is an issue of particular relevance for prescribers. A tension is apparent between this return to the original scenario and the prologue of the new version. The cascade of energ y into higher and higher wave number s is immediately apparent. Upon reflection, it should be apparent that the captain of the boat is committed to acting in accordance with meshing subplans. The paper focuses principally on the apparent conflict between structure sharing in the syntax of control and resource-sensitive semantic composition. No differences in activity times were apparent among diurnal species. The relevance of these developments to this milieu will become apparent. The problems inherent in talking to him were apparent from the first. Moreover, a certain strength and durability is indicated in the emotional autobiographical memories of informants that was not apparent in other aspects of memory. The apparent vulnerability of the jobber's position informed the ambivalence with which the millowners regarded him. His own sense of personal loss and mixed feelings about serving the colonial army may also be apparent here. His apparent goals were to provide his readers with pleasure and edification and also to affect their identification of him. Initially the thread of continuity is apparent, but then the narrative fabric deviates significantly from the existing pattern. I have in fact tried to avoid speaking of "perceiving" apparent motion. He adds specificity to the notion of internalization and operationalizes it for apparent motion in depth as well as in the plane. If this is true, there ought to be a close relationship between apparent motion and visual shape recognition. A particular example of this framework is his account of perceived curvilinear apparent motions. The most fully developed example of this approach is his treatment of apparent motion. We offer a more modest interpretation of his important findings: that kinematic geometry may be a model of apparent motion. The analogue in human perception is the apparent motion display. I, on the other hand, did not attempt to dispute the claim that the kinematic principle might play a role in apparent motion perception. Animals (including humans) are born with many reflexes that have an apparent functional advantage for the species. What sorts of mechanisms can account for this apparent switch from right-to-wrong in 3 seconds? I would love to know what caused the apparent dissolution of this constraint. Here, the value of controlled laboratory studies becomes apparent again. However, category-specific deficits have also been reported in patients for whom there is no apparent loss of stored knowledge. Our target article, on the nature of apparent category-specific deficits in neuropsychological populations, had several objectives. I illustrate the paradox by a dozen apparent fallacies; each can be logically deduced from the environmental structure and an unbiased mind. The apparent lack of activation in the inferior temporal cortex during retention is problematic. Their loss has been acknowledged, with public fanfare and apparent gratitude, by the highest politicians in the prefecture. Will is experienced as the result of self-perceived apparent mental causation. No internal impression has an apparent energy, more than external objects have. Can the sensorimotor account of visual cognition explain the apparent representational prowess of young infants? Such other factors will cause apparent departures from the 3- to 5chunk limit that certainly allow room for doubters. The conflict between our view and that of common sense is actually more apparent than real. Generally less sensitive than static renewal or flow-through tests, because the toxic substances may degrade or be adsorbed, thereby reducing the apparent toxicity. A possible verification that this hypothesis is realistic is to estimate the number of apparent gene losses. Generally less sensitive than static renewal, because the toxic substances may degrade or be adsorbed, thereby reducing the apparent toxicity. How is one to account for the apparent self-contradiction that this discrepancy between principle and practice resulted in? Despite this apparent accord, men and women had different motives for supporting adult suffrage. The prince in his own condition is a complex figure, only one aspect of whom is apparent in shepherd's costume. However, these models have intrinsic problems that have become more apparent in the past few years, and require careful controls to avoid possible misinterpretation. He does not doubt that we do have dualistic intuitions, and he acknowledges the apparent conceivability of disembodiment and body switching. In the wake of defeat, the priorities of public order became ever more apparent. The social connotations of the patrols were immediately apparent. They were, however, first and foremost landowners, and their interpretation of the province's apparent instability was set in an agricultural context. There was no apparent evidence of water-alignment and most of the artefacts, particularly the large bifaces made from quartzite, were in unusually fresh condition. The clarity of the composition quickly became apparent, for the three gateways cut into its base assured the faithful of a welcome. However, it is apparent that such models still represent a generalization of the actual observation. The apparent differences between monistic and theistic experiences pose the greatest threat to the thesis that there exists a common core of mysticism. 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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