| 词汇 | example_english_breadth |
| 释义 | Examples of breadthThese 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. As an introduction, it lacks accessibility ; as an overview, it lacks breadth. In addition, the sheer breadth of its material will make this an invaluable resource for students and researchers alike across a range of disciplines. The breadth of the period considered is both daunting and laudable, providing big contexts and allowing the formulation of big questions and answers. A large number of models will be estimated, with dependent variables that we feel represent the breadth and diversity of contemporary research on mass politics. However, from another angle, the sheer breadth and ambition of the book necessarily limits its depth. A particular strength of this book is the breadth of analysis. Putting all the funding through contracts was 'not giving us the flexibility and breadth of thinking'. In general, a breadth-first control structure is necessary to avoid unnecessary work when the constraint interactions are more complicated. Figure 9 shows the interface for the breadth-first search algorithm. Furthermore, breadth-first search is implemented using the graph search algorithm. As such, their investigation shows a breadth, and for some particles also a depth, which has not often been seen before. The breadth that is thus achieved is simply impressive. The breadth of these spheres is a function of the strength of the norm and its hardness. There would on the other hand appear to be no similarity between spouses in hand breadth, head length or head breadth. The content and breadth of his interests and those of his students and colleagues also make for a volume that should attract a wide readership. A major strength is the quality and breadth of the information provided. If only the classic distance-to-goal heuristic function is considered, the graph search occurs rather in the breadth and demands more computational time. As in any volume of this size and breadth, not all the chapters are of equal quality or of equal interest to all readers. No single-author work has the same breadth, and multiple-author books in the field do not have the same integrative potential. The energy, the intellectual curiosity, and the intellectual breadth were outstanding. Few other scholars to this day can offer the breadth of vision and power of insight that he has provided over the years. Segmentation preserves the breadth of the interaction stream but cuts it into segments of shorter duration. If, as suggested above, we follow a leftright breadth-first strategy, then this row will actually be empty for any right-seeking edge! Still, they will prove useful to most readers given the breadth of subjects present. Together they add breadth and depth to the expanding literature that is exploring facets of gender and its relationship to development in the continent. Exploring the ways that older people contribute as informal volunteers in the community helps us understand the breadth and diversity of these activities. The list provides an example of both the breadth of the atlas and the lack of systemization. Although this book is remarkable in its breadth, in this section perhaps, further space could have been given to performance characteristics. Corruption indicators differ in conceptual breadth; some have more dimensions than others. Despite the breadth of topics discussed in the book, there are three subjects that should have merited more consistent attention. The breadth of issues covered in this collection is both a strength and a limitation. The result is numerous 'readings' of immanent meaning, hermeneutic strategies of breadth (rather than depth) and an overriding concern with the processes of symbolic representation. Their starting point is generally that of determining the breadth of the industry - that is what is, and is not, included. The breadth of the topics and the variety of languages represented make a fitting tribute to his influence in the field. However, with respect to its aim of conveying the breadth and depth of current research in the field it succeeds spectacularly. Coupled with the volume's empirical breadth, this cautious optimism helps make the authors' arguments both honest and valuable. By its breadth and coverage, this book constitutes the best examplar of a constructional approach to syntax. Notwithstanding the objections raised here, it is unlikely to be surpassed in breadth and depth in years to come. The papers were first presented at a conference, so invariably breadth eclipses depth and the sustained development of ideas is not a strong feature. Large, risky resources are shared with greater breadth than smaller, predictable resources, and small families give away more than large families. The importance of this book is the breadth and quality of the perspectives by a star-studded cast. In breadth tests, this rarely leads to misinterpretations; in choosing test items, an attempt is always made to achieve an equitable distribution over various domains. However, there is no basis as yet for assuming that depth and breadth are not related at higher levels of word proficiency. The breadth of this task necessitates making generalizations that will gloss over many complex issues and differences among religious traditions. The taxonomic breadth of both predators and prey for which half-lives have been determined is rather narrow (table 4). Thus, geographical components seem to be relevant when determining the relationship between diet breadth and genetic structure of phytophagous insect populations. Naturally, for a book of this breadth there has been some compromise on depth. Among the strengths of this compilation is the breadth of the crops covered, from pasture through fibre and arable crops to vines. The breadth and depth of coverage is excellent and it is well written. The length is approximately 2 mm. and the breadth just over 0-5 mm. In order to achieve this breadth of range, extracts of 2000 words only were made from each selected text. The breadth of topics covered is substantial and much new work, hitherto unpublished, is included. Any book attempting to encompass the breadth of evolution will face the significant challenge of balancing generality and detail. Attaining the right balance between breadth and depth is therefore the challenge of a text like this. We shall consider these eight structured problems in slightly more breadth and depth with regard to the four issues of solvability, computability, sensitivity, and applicability. Work on composing has intensified and taken on greater depth and breadth. In terms of designer effort, depth becomes cheaper than breadth. The design variables chosen for the design model are length, breadth, depth, design draft, block coefficient, and design speed of ship. There are few books that offer a better combination of breadth and depth in discussing the important figures in legal theory. The area of a - circular border is determined as the average perimeter times the breadth (not very significant, but alternatives do exist). His select bibliography reflects the breadth of the literature. Furthermore, this growing breadth brings particular attention to the context of policy making. The breadth of the material in the book is huge. The order in which the search tree is explored is nondeterministic, and is likely to be different from depth-first or breadth-first. Numerical simulations are performed to demonstrate this new method on a planar example, and a detailed comparison with a breadth-first search method is conducted. Much of narrative theory has for its province a considerable breadth of feminist or radically revisionist theories of multivocality in narrative. While such figures alone reveal a widening fascination in the psychic terrain of the ancient, the rich breadth of subject matter also deserves attention. The main strength of this book is its breadth of scope: it covers an impressively wide range of countries, writers and kinds of artistic production. The wealth of new approaches combined with the breadth and complexity of the subject matter produce some unevenness in the overall coverage. Given the breadth of these fields any such book could only achieve limited success at best. The breadth of each controversy allows for important sub-topics to be explored. The third section includes four chapters that suggest the breadth of applied linguistics attention to literacy. In other words, there seems to be no conceptual distinction between breadth and depth. Assessing the roles of depth and breadth of vocabulary knowledge. The overall effect is less evidence of breadth in research, more specialisation, and less evidence of research and teaching links. The breadth of the subject matter is therefore communicated without segregating the parts. The establishment of measures of length, breadth and height must derive from constitutive interest and meaning, not artistic considerations. Much of the variation in cultural-specific sharing depth and breadth is partly a function of the variation in diet composition among groups. What is striking, re-reading or coming afresh to this body of writing, is both its breadth and the style of its communication. The breadth and length of this book ensure that there is something for everyone here. Three collections stand out for their unusual breadth. Most impressive are the breadth of perspectives and the diversity of voices that are heard through the book's narrative. Here the presentation is rather shallow in some respects which is, on the other hand, understandable taking into account the overall breadth of the work. The breadth of the stream corresponds to the variety of skills or topics involved. Due to lateral compression the specimen is slightly asymmetrical and the postaxial portion is missing, but the estimated length:breadth ratio is 3:4. The result of this conceptualization is a set of spheres of duties of different breadths and with different 50. In the case of isolationist communities, fundamental and realized niches should be similar, whereas niche breadths and overlap may increase with increasing population sizes. The maximum, minimum and average lengths and breadths of each instar together with the number of observations are recorded in the descriptions of the instars. Morphological differentiation among populations may also be a consequence of different diet breadths. Neither niche breadths nor niche overlaps of tadpoles could be related to the number of species occupying streams. Palpable spleens were marked in levels (one, two, etc.) depending on the number of "finger breadths from the border of the spleen to the costal margin" (ibid.). The breadth and randomness of the selection procedure for the present inquiry ensures its freedom from any such limitation. Clearly, it is vital that suitable designs are available to span the breadth of design possibilities. Consequently, the breadth demanded for teaching is available to very few institutions in research. In addition, children may differ in the breadth of reaction norms. A second set of attentional circuits is involved in orienting attention from one location to another and in adjusting the scale or breadth of attention. While the breadth of the examples on which he draws puts many historians to shame, his thesis will find few followers among historians. Mutual respect requires clear, objective, and honest presentations with breadth and depth tailored to the target audience. Unfortunately, this breadth takes somewhat of a toll on the book's readability and focus. 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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