| 词汇 | example_english_co-existence |
| 释义 | Examples of co-existenceThese 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. An alternative and safer proposition might be the co-existence of sociality and self-interest, and the importance of this in all social and economic planning. Here, social cohesion and peaceful co-existence are regarded as similar terms which do not presuppose the absence of any conflict whatsoever. Ethnic and linguistic co-existence and harmony have a much lower news value, despite or perhaps because of their prevalence. That competition is a probabilistic mechanism is also important for us to account for the co-existence of both the overgeneralized form and the correct forms. In the circumstances, it may be worth considering two other possibilities which offer some hopes for peaceful co-existence between the warring communities. Allowing for the co-existence of parameter settings usually held to be mutually incompatible amounts to a weakening of grammatical theory. The co-existence of indivisibility with communal rights was achieved through compensation payments to non-land-inheriting siblings as all children retained their inheritance rights. Furthermore, given the poor economic status of many families, co-existence of schooling and part-time work could be considered, especially for older children. The co-existence of distributional conflict and new organisational challenges has frequently created a dilemma for consistent foreign policy making. There may also be additional mechanisms that explain the co-existence of the many species within the guilds adapted to each habitat type. The co-existence of contradictory biases is not limited to the three paradigmatic areas of social judgment. The most prominent of these was a vision of the village as a locality-based social group, founded on co-existence, equal rights and mutual solidarity. Against this background, this article analyses more closely the complexity of governance change through examining the co-existence of different forms of governance. The first conclusion is that hosts' attempts to maximise their resource use under conditions of continuous infection will generally result in co-existence with parasite infection. Ecological specializations likely to contribute to species co-existence may operate at a variety of scales. This co-existence is possible because of the conceptual double-sidedness of phrenology, a discursive/cultural phenomenon capable of concurrently supporting multiple, sometimes diametrically opposed, ideological positions. The reality is that this co-existence and interdependence of various dimensions and currents of mass movement stimulated the dynamics of social protest. Before considering what these virtues are, however, it is first necessary to consider a little more closely the meaning of peaceful co-existence. Like law protecting and promoting instrumental community, law protecting basic conditions of co-existence has a limited, narrowly defined, even straightforward social task. This will strengthen the case for plurality, co-existence, or complementarity of theories. The rivalry is about the co-existence of these competing activities. The second interesting feature is the co-existence of a persistent fifth aortic arch providing a pulmonary-tosystemic shunt. Such moderate, moist conditions may facilitate the co-existence of diverse life forms. 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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