| 词汇 | example_english_coexist |
| 释义 | Examples of coexistThese 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. Various representations thus coexisted in the early modern period, only to expand as time passed. The model assumes that, initially, both aphids and natural enemies coexist at low densities (mathematically, at a stable equilibrium). Therefore, construction variants may coexist for a while. On the contrary, in every country in which syndicalist and socialist unions coexisted, the syndicalists opposed the war. Results of this study also suggested that coexisting forms of maternal disturbance- high psychiatric illness along with high sensation seeking-exacerbated risk to offspring. This nucleus gives rise at the first embryonic mitosis to 20 bivalents which coexist with 20 somatic chromosomes originating from the female pronucleus. In most cases, opaque and transparent spectra coexist offering both the possibility of pitch detection and the ambiguity of focus (music example 4). Optionality occurs when two rival items coexist and neither has yet achieved a resting level at which it consistently triumphs over the other. They also show the way in which identity is negotiated on a daily basis, coexisting with new and rediscovered forms of individualism. Questions and concerns about how conventional and organic producers can cooperate and coexist under marketing order programs need to be addressed. This 'pronucleus' condenses at first mitotic metaphase to 40 somatic chromosomes which coexist with 20 egg cell chromosomes. It is clearly established that elsewhere in the world, dinosaurs and mammals coexisted and were widely distributed. As long as two sectors coexist, the demand for labor from the modern sector determines the population proportions of wage earners and subsisters. Thus, competing potential actions can coexist as distinct hills in the landscape of cellular activity. The crucial * point is that this can happily coexist with a direct reading of the additive function type. This paper presents a two-country dynamic general equilibrium model with imperfect competition and nominal price rigidities in which productivity shocks coexist with markup shocks. First, in sufficiently complex legal systems, democracy is bound to coexist and often compete with other second-order ideals. The high biodiversity of tropical forests is due in large part to species-rich genera with coexisting closely related species. Both models must coexist because the two designers will have different uses for their models. And, what is crucial, structures may coexist at a given interim stage that do not coexist at a later stage. In other words, if the emergence of life is a rare event, then life forms with different handedness probably did not coexist. A townsman's attachment to his city coexisted with a strong sense of continuity between the town and the wider cultural environment. Moreover, governments must learn not only to coexist with pluralism but to respect it. For slightly larger values of the rotation rate, weakly turbulent spectra are obtained, indicating an early appearance of weak turbulence: stationary structures and defects coexist. 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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