| 词汇 | example_english_build |
| 释义 | Examples of buildThese 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. Problems occur in programs when knowledge builds more slowly than commitments to enter product development or production. While men were fighting for glory and greed, for revenge and superstition, they were building human society. In both their phrasing and their movement one feels the poem slowly and deliberately building up for the climax. He introduced new genres, new librettists, new singers, and even considered building a new theater. The general principles the child builds up can be applied, with appropriate modifications, in all kinds of situations. The most heroic effort to escape from the prisonhouse of language only builds the walls higher. Logically, the impact that building a transport network had on the fortunes of urban centres is not the first question to be considered. The reason for this is simple: new relationships tend to be built upon concrete achievements. Quite who it was built for, how long it was occupied and why it was abandoned are matters for archaeological speculation. Environmental protection can easily be built into adaptive research, and becomes just another important but related consideration in induced innovation. In this manner, an extensible hierarchical lexicon of building-block icons can be built by deriving new icons from existing icons. The discrepancies largely remained until builds 28 and 29. From a developmental perspective, then, the phoneme is unavoidably a posteriori and therefore incapable of building any of the child's earlier behaviors. The bird that is building can now place moss and webs around itself- building up the sides of the nest. The special school sector was built up over a century or more. The three wrist joints are built using torque motor of the "pancake" type. Wheels are built under all carts to support the weight of the robot. The kinematic structure was built by defining the relationship between every pair of joints. If the pump we have built stops working, shall we say it has a disease ? My powerfully built companion was half my age. Blockages in the movement of the winds results in too much energy building up in one area and a deprivation of energy in another. In principle, such force laws can be built up from quantum chemistry and the measured properties of the solvent water and small molecules. Conducting nanowires built by controlled self-assembly of amyloid fibers and selective metal deposition. A second possibility is related to the history of the irrigation system which was built about 30 years ago. Patients can be traumatized by roller-coaster rides where hopes are built and crushed contemporaneously. We then built a trimmed model as follows. Note that these velocities correspond to the artificial potential field built for obstacle avoidance. Indeed, they do not have divergence built into them, in the sense that they are (hereditarily) total. In this paper, we will address architectural concerns in designing and building a generic dialogue shell. We built it for each person to have one story that he or she was particularly emotionally attached to. They, the companies, very quickly got used to it and got habituated [to working with us] and very quickly we built up a touring schedule. Science is built to satisfy certain needs in our minds. The foundation of his success as a political patron is built in his philosophy of amala-gbegiri politics. Section 5 presents graph models, the methods available for building them, and some of the equational and inequational properties that they all share. Thus, is stable under substitutions of terms built from homomorphisms for variables. The equations for the trace, even yanking, are built into the syntax of the nets. Terms built from the compilation are pure terms: they do not contain substitutions. The above architectural specification captures a modular design of the system to be built as follows. I had a good trust built in her. Each segment is described by key terms, and a table of contents is built. The meaning representation is actually built within the finite-state framework. Nodes built while constructing the grammar, on the other hand, may be introduced more than once during parsing, and so are un-safe. If tuples are to get built up, we must start with some atoms. The procedure for building the trie has time complexity proportional to the number of trie states. Actions are either primitives or compounds built using combinators. Thus, building models closer to the abstract object, as it is conceived by the designer, is a fundamental step in the direction of this unification. The unpredictability of its appearance and the instability of flow have to be built in to the works. His recent concrete form is the first he has actually built. Sequents are then built from typed lists of relations. Take as 2-transitions (that is, squares in the cubical set we are building) the filled-in squares. A proof-structure is a graph built exclusively with the following schemata of links. In this way, a civil defence component of the new security architecture can be built from the ground up. A steeply gabled roof was built over this central dais and covers the front end of the posterior hallway. Profits of cattle and money are built up to disburse on both the dead and the living at funerals and tomb building. Here, cosmology characterises the farmers' world, which is made up of cosmic logics built on the old mythical world. The primitive architect, we suppose, is one who builds without reflection; the critical architect risks reflection without building. The unattained completeness he conjures with play - and by building a miniature universe for himself. The mere drawing and painting world of pattern designer and the applied artist must become a world that builds again. In spite of this recent interest, the drawing can never assume equivalence to built architecture. Often a design does not get built and an architect must be persuasive to see that it does. A laser hardens a layer of liquid 0.1mm thick, and progressively builds up the layers to create the shape from the cad data. They are also unconventional - built on a continuous ramp from outside to inside and under a continuous planted roof surface - and cosmopolitan rather than local. Shopping centres are built in ways that make them easy to raze. Class is suggested by building size and burial goods. The substructure was built on a layer of relatively sterile construction fill used to level the bedrock. The first group consists of those who purchased dwellings built in the interwar or immediate post-war periods when they were newly formed households. Sustainability, both environmental and economic, requires building with an economy of means and a concern for the consumption of energy and resources. Key arguments are scattered throughout the book instead of built up linearly. 223 the architect to transform the vision into an exciting built environment that represents the integration of building systems and constructability aspects. A domain ontology is built to represent the domain-specific concepts needed to guide the extraction process. After the model is built, it can be used for simulation to analyze and optimize the designed enterprise. Their approach uses a neural network to learn appropriate simulation knowledge and builds probabilistic behavior models from that knowledge. The engineer does not decide what has to be built. He compares the needs of a country with a frontier to those of one whose ' ' plant is built. In the process, many of the original objectives of building the new city have remained unfulfilled. They could have been built before or at the same time as the larger structure. To avoid that trap is to continue building a reputation through genba performance. The governments after 1994, on the other hand, have had two and in some cases even three ways of building a majority. As employment activity became more important, the state built up reporting systems in that area. Access to the new camp would have required the road along the lake to be upgraded, and a bridge built across a river. The initiative built on the notion of regional cooperation to enhance peace. We have in this paper shown how the parallel electric field is built up on auroral field lines. An interesting question concerns the contribution of the manually built component (the base generator) to the quality of the outputs. A spoken dialogue system is then built that explores each of these alternative strategies. The man who builds skyscrapers must be happy favours an attributive reading. However, it seems to me that one might consider building a contextualist argument, using the same premises from intentionality and ambiguity. The question for future researchers building on her work, it seems to me, will not be whether they are correct, but whether they are sufficient. The crucial question is whether combinatorial semantic representations are built independent of syntax, and whether such representations interface directly with syntactic structures. Because no air pressure builds up, no event as salient as a burst occurs before the oral closure of the stop. The main assumption is that knowledge of functional categories is gradually built, as the rate of verbal morphology reaches some criteria. All parts of each ship, including the engine, were built at the arsenal. Fewer of this age group built up good occupational pensions during their working lives, for example. Ever-larger units are being built to supply different levels of provision within a single building. You betrayed the trust we placed in you when you came and built your churches, when you started to convert. The strength of metropolitan modernity decreed that the modern building may be planned and built. Private investors and local landowners built properties adjoining the scheme which was finally completed in 1965. Language, then, is a new capability built mostly of old parts, but the parts originate in motor planning, not in visual coding. The later-evolved communication was built on cortical areas used in earlier forms of communication. There is much more to human language than predicate-argument structure, but predicate-argument structure is the semantic foundation on which all the rest is built. 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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