| 词汇 | example_english_combine |
| 释义 | Examples of combineThese 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. The orientation of all polar hydrogens was systematically optimized through conformational space search combined with local minimization. The term does not include a combined cycle combustion turbine in an integrated gasification combined cycle plant. Doctors, patients, and their advocates do not have ready access to the combined peer-reviewed evidence from medical research. To further explore this question we combined sequences of all 11 proteins with a full representation of eubacterial taxa (11 species). Of the 520 aligned nucleotide positions for both spacers combined (excluding gaps required for alignment), 213 were phylogenetically informative. They combined interviews with the suffragists' surviving relatives and supporting evidence from local newspaper reports and public records. When homonymy is combined with contrast, it results in a "one form/one meaning" view of language. Otherwise, they tended to rely on the particle combined with a general- purpose verb such as put or get. The narrowness of the cutting edge combined with the force of the blow it can take makes this tool very adaptable in other areas. His broad interest, combined with a critical attitude, definitely had an impact on my own scientific development. The most obvious of these are questions about the exemplum's rhetorical status, as a narrative form which explicitly combines narrative with cultural authority. The survey showed a vigorous pursuit of new hybrid programmes combining professional/vocational with linguistic training, legitimising the service role of modern languages. Even these lifestyle options can be combined in various ways by an individual. She asks how the introduction of degrees combining a language with commerce, law, science etc. will affect research output which conventionally has been literature based. In (62) the same proclitic combines with indefinite pronouns which belong to the class of free function words. In this frequency domain, the net combined contribution of ions can be expressed through the value of the lower-hybrid resonance frequency only. As previously noted, the measure of importsat combines individuals' responses to two groups of questions. Referral to this combined approach is based on need assessment. Disappointment at an abbreviated life can be combined with gratitude for a life lived. From this we may conclude that atoxyl combines with a blood constituent to act upon the trypanosomes. Randomised controlled trial of problem-solving treatment, antidepressant medication and combined treatment for major depression in primary care. As a result, the data sets of the two studies were combined and analysed jointly. Major depression and dysthymia were combined into a diagnostic group of depressive disorders. Binary classifiers are combined into multiclass classifiers using a voting scheme. Specifications have so far been combined by means of spiritual connectives. Of course, the extensions can be combined to allow elements with a negative and infinite multiplicity. The contextual models improve supertag performance by combining a variety of features from the context and exploiting the distinction between initial and auxiliary supertags. We discuss the structure of the grammar, and a model for robust parsing which combines linguistic sources of information and statistical sources of information. Each dialogue motivator consists of a small processing unit that can be combined with each other following the object hierarchy rules to build the application. During the first season there were two galleries, but they were combined into a single gallery for 1791-92. Thus, the play can be linked directly with the then-current economic euphoria combined with political amnesia and complacency. If there are elements in common in some of the stories, then these are sometimes combined. When the words in (4a) are combined with vowel-initial suffixes, the plosives sur face, as in (4b). Listeners favour bottom-up processes when they construct meaning by accretion, gradually combining increasingly larger units of meaning from the phoneme-level up to discourse-level features. In terms of reported speech, we again see the format of reported speech of others combined with the speaker's challenge. If the government can issue debt, combined fiscal constraints on debt and deficits imply constraints on seignorage. When combined with a high vowel in the preceding segment, the assibilation in verbs increases up to 24%. By combining properties (ii) and (iii), we immediately get that open maps reflect 'zig-zags' in the following sense. Gradually, this body of work is combining to form a unique field of study. Chapter 15 shows how multiple learners can be combined to achieve a higher performance. Several attempts at synthesizing or combining deep and shallow approaches have been made. Representations must utilize same "building blocks" and the same methods for combining them. The main attraction of the algorithm is that it is very exhaustive, and combines analysis and generation in one phase. First, the combined use of region-specific expression of toxin and inducible systems should allow ablation of new neurons in a spatially and temporally specific manner. By combining features from the same context, learning is also more robust to word sense ambiguity problem that might occur in the mapping. If you have selected an editor, the script combines the editor's style with the style of your document. The type of articulation combined with the changeable parameters of the system give the resulting sound. When combining several of the oscillators together within the same structure, a situation for harmonic interaction was realised. Finally, the main point of drawing this comparison is to show that the two projects described here cannot be combined. He was interested in combining the photographer's art with the musician's art in a concert situation. Based on this technique, combined with other learning algorithms, it could be possible to construct a program or machine that would constantly compose new music. No one of these sources combines a sufficiently large sampling frame with a convincing methodology to produce reliable comparative assessments. From 1993 onward, four forces combined to reduce income inequality. Consequently, the prescription is education and political mobilisation of ratepayers, combined with the restoration of law and order. A single set of functions is used for combining conversions regardless of which form of justification they use. Is this clearly a case of combining an institutional arrangement and institutional environment? Thirdly, the preferences of voters and non-voters were combined to produce an estimate for the entire sample, which we will call the 'simulated' population. One way would be to deploy regulatory strategies such as zoning combined with compensatory schemes such as the transferable development rights mentioned above. Beyond its territorial borders, it combined military force with diplomatic control. Thus, for all groups combined, interscorer reliability was 91% (3,821/4,200 = 0.91). Two syllables were combined into a bisyllabic pseudoword, and each pseudoword was assigned a tonal structure. Advances in medical technology combined with cultural preferences shorten the halflife of the evolution of traits, and they increase instability within current environments of adaptedness. Here, bone/shell-production sequences that identify artifact-crafting stages are combined with lithic microwear analyses using highpower microscopy that identifies lithic manufacturing tools. From the partnership histories an indicator was created that combined current partnership status with experience of partnership dissolution. Segregative social policies have combined to define, at a particular point in time, who are no longer useful to the process of production. The first goal of this study was to examine the overall effect of the two sources combined, relative to the effect of a single source. No correlation was found between temporal processing and lexical processing (for either sentence type or sentences combined) for any group. Eventually, the manager agent combines designs generated by itself, the "garden agent" and the "house interior" agent, and sends them to the environment. At each level, the weighted function for combining intrinsic and extrinsic fitnesses used in the examples was a 2:1 ratio. Recent advances in ultrafast laser technology could make the laboratory phase-contrast micro-tomography practical with a unique possibility of combining imaging with femtosecond technology. They combined a political ethic with sophisticated analysis: nothing reductive about any of this stuff. She graduated with an interdisciplinary doctorate which combined the fields of musicology, philosophy, and studies on visual culture. The mobilisation of hydrocarbons combined with meltwater inflow is obviously limited to the brief part of the summer in which liquid water occurs. Instead, they were meant to be combined into a two-dimensional (four minute) assessment of cognition. Therefore, the two samples were combined to examine the relationships between each syndrome and neuropsychological function. We examined the influence of current depressive symptoms on neuropsychological performance, for depressed and control groups combined. Finally, we used a single self-rating of manic and depressive symptoms rather than combined subjective and observer measures. They find no evidence of statistical heterogeneity across the studies and then combined them. As noted above, where strong cohesion is combined with weak interconnectedness, it is sometimes necessary to set up intermediary structures to facilitate implementation. The unit value of each such item can be calculated by combining the data on value and volume. Example 2 : host mortality combined with clumped infection. Tissues from individual fish were combined as follows. Firstly, sharps and flats are combined in a single note. They are combined in an algebraic disper sion system for the average perturbation velocity of the plasma particles. Again, there is no serious difficulty if it combines with an eventive situation. The complexity of plant processes, combined with the difficulty of predicting customer behaviour and machine failure, makes managerial decisions difficult. We hypothesize that the meaning inherent in the perfective construction ' coerces ' a dynamic change-of-state interpretation when combined with a non-dynamic verb. However, in (3b), probably combines with a proposition, which cannot be converted into a lower-level event. The particle can be combined with intransitive agentive verbs. The actual value is constrained by the particle once the particle is combined with its head. When a particle is combined with the inflected form of fahr-, the actual semantic contribution gets instantiated. In the next step, the noun is combined with the particle. When lexical items that are licensed by the lexical rule in (39) are combined with the particle, they take the semantic contribution from the particle. They propose a system to formalize this notion that involves diachronic string comparison combined with a synchronic definition of scope change based on ccommand. The field research combined ethnographic and demographic methods. Thus, for older workers with disabilities, ageism combined with negative perceptions of disability places them at a heightened disadvantage. The range of services was also widened, and home help could now be combined with transport services, meals-on-wheels, day-care and chiropody services. Several trends have combined to reduce the coverage and value of public-sector pension schemes. The interplay between the two nets combined with learning increases the congruence of the two dynamics, producing the learned behavior. 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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