| 词汇 | example_english_compel |
| 释义 | Examples of compelThese 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. There is a tension between the phrase and every translation compelled to resolve it. While his definition may be simplistic by modern critical standards, there is kind of brutality to it that makes it compelling. The clinician is compelled to hold the balance between the scales of laboratory data on the one hand and stochastic theory on the other. The second element in the right of silence is that no one should be compelled to betray himself. In some cases a patentee can be compelled to grant a licence to use his patent on reasonable terms. Feminist analyses of them are compelled to co-exist with their uncertainties, and to make links with other, non-psychological discourses, such as discourses of gender. In 1543 an earth-centered cosmos was the physical orthodoxy of the day, supported by philosophical arguments that, at the time, were peculiarly compelling. Thus, there is a compelling need to identify factors in early childhood that are associated with chronic versus self-limiting patterns of externalizing behavior. Intuitively, since a higher fine leads to an increase in reported emissions, the firm is compelled to pay more tax (on the reported emissions). I believe that this view of autonomy is compelling. Three compelling justifications follow for the use of expert surveys. We do not find this concern to be compelling for two reasons. We do not find this concern to be compelling. What is compelling or comprehensible to one person may be uninteresting or unintelligible to another. Thereafter, with their traditional intake now going to university, solicitors and accountants were increasingly compelled to accept graduates in large numbers. The cumulative evidence of their vitality is compelling. By compelling legislators to respond to the executive rather than to their constituents, strict party discipline eliminates competing executive-legislative preferences. They are compelled by their financial difficulties to rely increasingly on market-based resources. A significant change of conditions in the outside world compels the system to react and reorganize its own structure. The proclamation made clear that no parish was compelled to adopt these observances ; their use was optional. The evidence is less compelling for the other target group, low-income households. Evidence can never be compelling in the relevant sense, and unbearable suffering cannot elicit a response that is truly morally free. However, that argument might not be compelling upon all rational beings. She compels us to listen and attempts to shake us off. While the puppets' presence was intelligently integrated into the plot, they were not operated with compelling technical skill. In doing so, his case became stronger (after all, we had compelling visual evidence), but also weaker (the evidence was fictional). She asks intriguing questions about living in more than one language and answers them in engaging and compelling ways. I find this study to be compelling in its main points. Enter ing the 21st century, it seems clear that the profession still feels compelled to justify the educational merit of its subject matter. Indigenous stockowners have been compelled to undertake herding activities in groups. Multi-ethnic societies may facilitate democracy as nation-builders are compelled to create political structures and institutions designed to diffuse ethnic interests and reduce tensions. I prefer to report p values under the null, and let the readers make up their own minds whether the evidence is compelling or not. Although this may seem self-evident, it is a crucial limit on our ability to develop compelling counterfactual scenarios. To my knowledge, there is no compelling evidence to the contrary. What compels individuals and families to coalesce into tenuous factional alliances? The findings were equally compelling in the total first-episode psychosis sample and the schizophrenia-spectrum subsample. As a consequence national based operators feel compelled to engage in this global market and support liberalisation. One compelling conclusion from this is that prosodic analysis must become a more integral par t of the investigation of talk-in-interaction. He demands and directs change, compelling his companions to act, railing against hopelessness and disenchantment, against any allegiance to utopia. In this regard, workers compelled, and participated in, the restructuring of the country's labour regime. In the latter interpretation, it makes no sense to view the earth as compelled by either physical or geometrical necessity. There is other compelling evidence of the benefits of environmental mastery. In turn, the shaky state leadership was compelled to agree with many more 'unofficial' requests from local politicians and party factions than before. Advertisers who only act when a complaint is made or when they are legally compelled to do so. His evidence is compelling but, arguably, his range of 17 ' offences ' (1997 : 46-47) must present a hard-pressed carer with a bewildering challenge. Their account is refreshing and compelling in its focus on the value of early triadic relationships. There was indeed a compelling need to enlarge the electoral base after the failure of the 1968 elections. We did little about mounting and compelling evidence that socioeconomic factors were among the most important predisposing factors for asthma, diabetes, and lung cancer. Thus, we are compelled to recognize that the developmental processes leading to interruption of the aortic arch, wherever the interruption, are by no means simple. The pragmatic demands of future experimental tasks will need to be greater to ensure that participants feel compelled to mark the distinction. Far from being "compelled," dreaming can be considered the least constrained type of mental activity. Although the demonstration is compelling, it likely has little to do with mental images. Their hypothesis is compelling; their book will stimulate a new generation of oceanographers to prove them right, or wrong! Perhaps the most important aspect of this monograph is that its contributions provide compelling evidence for significant explosive subaqueous volcanism even at considerable water depths. There is a compelling need to study dynamical systems without hyperbolicity. The best feature of this broadly based book is its good organization and compelling writing style. Given that there is only one novel object in view, they are compelled to choose that object as the referent of dax. Deprived of the powerful remedy of nuisance law, farmers were compelled to fight the issue out in terms of trespass. As long as military technology did not undergo any further radical transformation, the impetus for further changes in the system was not compelling. On occasions when those university divines did venture into print, they invar iably felt compelled to account for the seeming impropriety of their action. Politics has therefore contributed as a pressure compelling the government to stay in the reform course. The one party one would expect to resist fads and stay true to its principles was compelled to follow a more bewitching siren. By the time the economic bubble burst in 1932, those committed to paying high, decontrolled rents, found themselves either unemployed or compelled to accept wage-cuts. Taking into account their location and morphology, we would be compelled to identify them as amacrine cells. The person-based intuition seems compelling whether spelled out in consequentialist terms or otherwise. The pose of mutuality is compelling enough to conceal these differences. Certainly it caused havoc in the minds of people who we know were never compelled to take it. As it begins to give way or is seriously challenged, compelling arguments for its existence are set forth. The latter is compelled (insofar as he behaves rationally) to accept also the conclusion. The book is compelling reading for people studying pastoral societies, working in rural areas and in development agencies. There is compelling evidence to suggest the gravity of eating and weight related disturbances in children and adolescents. Taken together, these assumptions yield a coherent explanation, to be sure, but no independently compelling evidence is given for any one of them. However, the presumption becomes stronger if there is independent compelling laboratory evidence for imitative abilities. Unfortunately, their arguments against separate senses are not compelling. On evolutionary time scales, the argument that representations have adapted in response to ancestral experience is compelling. Thus, the neuroimaging data do not provide compelling support for neural specialisation as a function of either category or domain. The objection is not a compelling one, however, given the freedom with which poets use metaphor. The autonomous and emancipated character of drapery strains the movement of the eyes, compelling the viewer's gaze into the deep cavities formed in the fabric. The girl also cannot turn around or be compelled to say that she had been abducted. However, the importance of the data he considers is beyond question and the explanations he puts forward highly compelling. The arguments and data presented in this chapter are highly intriguing and offer compelling insights into the nature of representation in child speech. A second innovation of the positional identity approach presented above is the absence of any type of constraint which compels vowel harmony or shared features. You will be compelled to drink the blood of all who are dearest to you: wife and children. However, being a minor she cannot be compelled to stay. The case for investigating these issues further, however, is compelling. There clearly are points in the cycles of music history where composers are compelled to discard what have become ingrained habits to create new practice. Observations such as these both deepen respect for the analytic ear at work here and make for compelling reading. Secondly, as we explained above, we contend that there is no compelling reason why that relationship has to be linear. Furthermore, others can cite equally compelling religious experiences as support. What is required is a collection of compelling examples of the use of inductive reasoning methods to help solve interesting programming problems. Architecture-centric software development compels the stakeholders involved in a system to deal explicitly with quality goals and trade-offs between the various system requirements. There is no compelling reason why this should not be the case with foreign aid, albeit subject to the problem of diffuse responsibility mentioned above. His language is simple and clean and his applications (which significantly overlap with ours) are compelling. 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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