| 词汇 | example_english_closeness |
| 释义 | Examples of closenessThese 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. Caring labor, in these situations and at these moments of telling, is unredeemed by closeness. At a time when both need sameness, closeness, and connection with one another, they are different, distanced, and detached. Their independence, stoicism and the closeness of their families contribute to their ability to care for their own in the terminal stages of illness. In ex. 8, nuu shows humble-deference and psychological closeness, while the zero form in the formality-marking slot shows no commitment to formality level. In ex. 7, the subject phîi, a kin term, codes respect-deference and psychological closeness, while the formality-marking par ticle há codes mid-level formality. The finding demonstrates well the simplicity of equating co-residence with ' closeness ' and ' care ', and that innovations in constructive familial mutuality are ubiquitous but little understood. She is powerful, an active presence, whose role is to give, care, and establish closeness, but who also evokes strong fears. On the one hand, her writings continually inform women of their capacity for intimacy and closeness, which men are said to lack. Because this compares the relative closeness of the two vowels, it enables us to directly compare values across speakers without the need for normalization. Distance-dependence, or closeness to a conspecific adult, has a less clear effect than does the effect of high density. Thus, closeness is a quantitative replacement for classical safety which does not require any approximation ordering. People providing considerable care in situations where closeness is not available may thus exper ience themselves as dismissed, lef t out, banished. In view of 2.1.2 and 2.1.6, all we need to prove by induction on k is that (2.14) maintains closeness to the path. Then comes the inference of closeness relative to the size of our bodies. The convexity immediately gives us the closeness in the configuration space, but the closeness in the phase space requires some additional work. Closeness is then measured by the closest path between two terms. The interview included questions regarding experiences of closeness, pain, guilt, anger, worry, discipline, children's increasing autonomy, and the way parents deal with these situations. Again, we sought to determine the potential significance of parental commitment over and above more conventional measures of closeness to both parents. Father- child closeness also was associated with lower levels of internalizing problems. Finally, our results showed, unsurprisingly given past research, that across economic contexts, closeness to parents was good as criticism was harmful. Key factors of socialization, including the expression of emotion, empathy, and interpersonal closeness, are certain to be important. Careworkers made a distinction between this intimate touch and emotional closeness. The institutionalisation of a severely ill sibling, evoked above, can create anxiety by drawing attention to the closeness of one's own death. Grandfathers and grandchildren : patterns of association, helping, and psychological closeness. Representations of the layout should suppor t the abstraction processes based on four viewpoints: area, function, type, and closeness rating. The numeric value of sensor confidence represents the closeness between two distributions. Hebbian learning classifies the closeness of input patterns in the following way. The only excuse for suburbs, he wrote, is if the apartments have a calmness and closeness to unspoilt nature. There are moments when their closeness to their oral sources leads them to write absurdities (the hunters ' carried medicines ... to make them invisible ' [p. 87]). When used as a 1st person reference term, it contextualizes humble-deference and psychological closeness from the younger to the elder. First, consider plain epistemic uncertainty; there are good reasons for holding that, idealized as precise, "degree of closeness to certainty" has probabilistic structure. Positive effects of transfer appear more clearly in the process than in the product, in which they depend on the relative closeness of languages. Their conversational topics also reflect their closeness and camaraderie, full of reminiscences of par ties, class trips, past girlfriends, and previous times spent together. The closeness of the family existed alongside a strong desire on the part of the individual to be discrete. However, the constraints of time, money and concert schedules limit fans' ability to experience this closeness. 192 michael l aver and kenneth benoit their closeness to each political party whose positions they locate. Cognitive and emotional involvement: including knowing and understanding the child, talking and listening, thinking about the child, and closeness to the child. Blue-collar non-voters were more likely to express closeness to the working class than their counterparts who went to the polls. Respondents valued closeness with the dy ing person, in var ious senses of the term, in their careg iving exper ience. Nevertheless, the closeness of the localities (<40 km from each other) seems to be influencing the presence of nestedness. The parameter controls the compromise between the closeness of the function u to the input data g and the degree of regularization of the contour. Such sensitivity could be attributed to the closeness of the probabilistic effectiveness values of various strategies as assessed by experts. Scanning backward in the discourse, various measures of newness or closeness can easily be defined. Measuring the incircle radius to indicate closeness to a singular configuration was originally introduced in ref. [23]. Despite this broad "intellectual closeness" or "vicinity," however, the philosopher still had not yet accumulated enough neurological knowledge. Families combine out of a sense of historical closeness or geographical proximity, such as residence in the same village. Participants' family and informal networks varied in terms of availability and emotional closeness. By and large, they did not see personal care as a route to greater closeness, indeed some saw it as a barrier. The closeness of this relationship might well depend on task settings, that is, on how closely the motor and the attentional tasks are coupled. The closeness between two representations can be expressed, for instance, by their inner product. Indeed, their closeness ensured both her safety when she travelled outside the fort, and his, as long as she was at hand. A conceptual graph is used to measure closeness among terms in a facet. Thus, designs for case-based reasoning systems appeal to features such as cognitive closeness of match in retrieval and a specialized adaptation process. We have defined four different viewpoints: area, function, type, and closeness rating, on which the abstraction may be based. The use of shared prayer as a way of expressing and reinforcing this closeness was mentioned very often. Binding ties : closeness and conflict in adult children's caregiving relationships. Collectively, the three closeness indices, as expected, had weaker links with the externalizing behavior outcomes than did the previously discussed discipline indices. Because of this flexibility, pidgin reveals a high degree of closeness to the original speech patterns, notably in an attempt to preserve syntactical equivalents. They feel positive and secure in their relationships, and they are satisfied with existing degrees of closeness. In contrast, male depression was not influenced by our family closeness variable. The emotional tone of the relationship was assessed with a family closeness measure and the control aspect with measures of discipline and autonomy. In this model, closeness between parents and children is perceived as important and children are to be shown special consideration. Cohesion maintains a "natural-looking" closeness to a neighborhood of agents. Programming language is estimated based on the relative language closeness. Similarity coefficients usually measure the closeness between the two elements linguistically and structurally. The good death discourse, then, constructs endof-life care as unique in a par ticular way, as an oppor tunity for closeness. Moreover, by choosing an appropriate notion of distance we can measure this closeness to get a quantitative estimate of the information lost in the abstraction. Closeness of the map grid, or mesh, allows further detailed observation of the environment in relation to disease. When used as a 2nd person reference term, it contextualizes social distance based on, again, age discrepancy and psychological closeness. The closeness of its smallest singular value to zero measures how collinearity the three points are. In this case, the evasion at the literal level is accompanied by an implication of closeness at the figurative level. In fact, the accuracy of measurements is pose-dependent and is strongly influenced by the closeness to singular configurations. Family closeness, honour and shame, and even local dialects, are all considered to be signifiers of southern backwardness. The overall tone of this family is a "tangible closeness" while suppor ting and enhancing the autonomy of each person. The distance that comes from training was valued, rather than social and emotional closeness. Subjects were asked to rank the closeness of the eight words to the head word. Agents reallocate their 'closeness' to those neighbours who most frequently have agreed with them in the past. Missing, for example, are strength of party identification, anticipated closeness of the election, and personal efficacy. The closeness of the relationship can be seen during the 1925 polls. There are clear cases of red; and clear cases of orange; and things of var ying degrees of closeness to these two poles. Since closeness of vectors corresponds to topical similarity in our topic space, topically similar documents should constitute a natural cluster. I felt a desire to be involved - closeness. They are more the same than different and need connection not detachment, closeness not distance. To study "the problem" objectively, sc ience requires distance, detachment, and differentiation, whereas relationship requires sameness, closeness, and connection between two human beings. The negative association between sibling closeness and perceived threat was unexpected. A lower trustor giving rate in the resettled communities reflects less trusting based on pure altruism compared to genetic closeness in the traditional communities. Translation from an indigenous language to pidgin reveals a high degree of closeness to the original speech patterns, notably in attempts to preserve syntactical equivalents. Closeness of higher-order derivatives, up to order k, is treated analogously. Family generations are compared on values (family values such as feelings of closeness), achievement and aspirations (educational and occupational), and selfesteem. Probably, the closeness or strength of an informal tie determines whether informal care has substitutive or bridging effects. If people's motivations differ (feelings of closeness rather than obligation), so also do the levels of provided support: there is little evidence for their connections. Analysis has revealed that gossip both encourages closeness between tenants and presents good reason to resist such closeness. The education group also developed new friendships of varying degrees of closeness, and their friendship networks were more complex. In crude measurement terms, a strong sense of closeness in relationships may counteract the impact of major life events. In the convoy, important relationships are identified and situated in three concentric circles around the self, arranged according to importance and closeness. Others saw friends regularly because of some shared activity, but desired more closeness or more frequent companionship. However, because perceptions of closeness are gauged by a three-point scale the independent variable effects perhaps ought to be estimated with an ordered probit model. 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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