| 词汇 | example_english_complement |
| 释义 | Examples of complementThese 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 formula is true, it is masterly, but it needs complementing by one that seeks to give a description starting from personal presence. The present section complements those that have gone before it. Second, the fleet exhibition also was the appropriate centerpiece because it necessarily complemented the vast industrial and scientific displays. Psychosocial factors make an independent contribution to pathology that complements our understanding of the relationship between biomedical factors and ageing. Results from this study, thus, complemented and extended the findings of those reports. We would like to emphasize that total health inequality complements group level measures; it does not replace them. Major problems might lie ahead for the" enabling" health service schemes, if they were not complemented by new local authority back-up services. In each case these observations were complemented by interviews held with the participants. A clear recognition now exists that counter-trade complements the more normal methods of trade finance. Where the family's labour was complemented by annually hired farm servants, all were underemployed together in the slack seasons. The late talkers in this sample were also delayed in their ability to use propositional complements. The children's mean length of utterance, total words uttered, lexical diversity, and use of propositional complements were assessed. Each speaker's use of psychological state words and propositional complements was calculated as a percentage of total utterances. A dual of a set expression is obtained from by complementing all primitives and changing every to and vice versa. Traditional multivariate statistical analyses were complemented by a relationship-based approach utilizing latent class analysis. The to-infinitive was not nominal because it assigned accusative (never genitive) case to its complements (250). The chapters are well written and presented, complementing each other and richly illustrated with colour images and useful diagrams. Each of the regional chapters is complemented by a brief two-page description of major deposits. With an adopter background, leaders follow the standard adoption decision process described above, complemented by additional geometric evaluation criteria including rotation, reflection, and uniform scale. Residuals are verbs sandwiched between complements and raised infinitives. Error rates for the remaining contexts (sentential complements to verbs of doubt, assertion and attitude) required several years to achieve adult levels. Note that this proposal concerning the role of pronoun paradigm building is not an alternative to the hypothesis of co-development, but, rather, complements it. Consultation with physicians complemented our field survey to provide additional information about prenatal screening and diagnosis. Quiescence in organisms is complemented by a programmed shut-down of metabolism. Hence, they must be complemented with the more detailed information presented in the summary and the text of the report. At the same time, they are complemented by no sustained pattern of dissidence from his authority. Afterward he sees his favorite dancer wiping sweat from her face as she receives his complements with cool bows. Three clauses are complements, and four are defining relatives. A second issue has to do with the role of to in (exhaustive) control complements, which are argued to be mono-clausal. We refer to the papers [8, 16-18] for various applications of the homotopy groups of complements. A verb phrase is a group of words the head of which is a verb, accompanied by adverbs, auxiliaries, and complements. On the other hand, low-level preprocessing leads to non-dependents appearing among the candidate complements and adjuncts, and constituting a major source of noise. Most of these approaches distinguish complements from adjuncts as a first step in order to avoid the sparse data problem. Our method for distinguishing complements from adjuncts relies on heuristics that are based on local structural information. Notably, the convoy approach also complemented the personnel practice of amakudari. While ' craft ' was a foil for ' conscience ', virtue and liberty were complemented by - indeed, unattainable without - true religion, which moderated the passions. Our work complements a number of previous works on model-construction techniques as well as some ongoing works. Despite the different diploid number, marked similarities between the complements were noted. Various types of clausal complements are discussed in connection with scope phenomema. The answer is that they will be selected as complements. Both courses follow a similar teaching pattern: classroom sessions in the morning are complemented by laboratory sessions in the afternoon. The descriptions are complemented with details on the appearance of animals, plants and topography. Other bene ts were clearly related to how they saw the different nursing roles tting together and complementing each other. In order to clarify the classification of the new species from turbot, we complemented the morphological and ultrastructural study with molecular phylogeny analyses. The text is complemented with clear and informative figs and well written legends. The work of one disc ipline is complemented and accentuated by the work of another. According to this school, music complements depth and dimension in a text. There are a number of similar rules for combining a verb or a verbal projection with one of its complements. A second step involved the extension of its co-occurrence possibilities from nominal to infinitival complements. The presence of an indirect object significantly lowers the zero rate, in comparison with complements adjacent to the selecting verb or adjective. Complements to verbs included all complements to verbs (other than say) that immediately followed the selecting verb. A similar regional pattern appears in complements with indirect objects. His thoughtful examination of the subjective and objective criteria by which people defined their identities therefore provides an invaluable background, complementing my own observations. Detecting the complements of a verb is an interesting application of lexical acquisition. As a result, the number of complements (positive examples) among the candidates is significantly smaller than that of the noisy candidates (negative examples). Our evaluation shows that these distinctions are not helpful in identifying complements. The disproportion between the two classes causes a significant drop in the accuracy when predicting the minority class (complements). In the case of continuous posets, the weakd topology agrees with the cocompact topology, which is generated by complements of saturated compact sets. In fact, our contribution complements two studies that propose a new explanation of deficit-surplus sequence of the current account using an intertemporal-maximizing framework. The text is complemented by exercises and bibliographic remarks at the end of each chapter. The findings should be complemented with studies of these effects within countries. Customary client relationships, corporate structures were corroded and uncomfortably complemented by social relations that could be expressed in monetary claims. However, the laws, once adopted, are complemented by more specific governmental decrees, which flesh out the details of realization. Though derived from a conference the disk complements the textbook well and avoids major contradiction with it. Another useful criterion is semantic : complements are arguments of the head, adjuncts are not. However, consuming the controlled complement's dependency has a different effect in the two cases. Over the years, adverbs have been analysed as complements, specifiers, and adjuncts which can branch freely to the left and to the right. One might have thought that it is necessary to posit a parameter governing whether complements precede or follow their heads in a given language. Thus, complements of verbs such as ' hopes ' and ' wishes ' get the subjunctive because the world of somebody's hopes and wishes is not the actual one. Logical objects cannot advance to subject in a subjectless construction, and are realized as syntactic complements, sometimes bearing object cases, such as partitive or accusative. However, by leaving 2 initially unassociated, it is possible to avoid treating ' promoted ' terms as complements at any level of analysis. The formidable structures of the functional systems are stepwise unwrapped, and the text is complemented with selfexplanatory drawings, which are themselves inviting for model studies. The account complements the more common mechanistic models. Thus, comparative phylogenetic analyses of traits must be complemented by functional analyses. Instead, it may rather be modified, specified, and complemented in the course of further investigation. Keyboards alone are not an adequate resource and must be complemented by a wide and good quality set of pitched and non-pitched percussion. They can be complements of prepositions or appear in coordinated and dislocated/doubled structures and in isolation. On acquiring the structural representations for false complements. The data of the censuses will be complemented by data from selective surveys of time-budgets of blue- and white-collar workers. Residuals are verbs sandwiched between complements and raised in®nitives. The present work complements these approaches by demonstrating the importance of understanding how language itself serves an attention-directing function. In sentences with simple tenses it always occurs post-verbally, before any complements or satellites, as in (57). All current reported studies are cross-sectional and need to be complemented by longitudinal investigations. One area of syntactic ability that was of particular interest to this study was the use of sentence complements. Thus, increasingly, economic integration and environmental harmonization are viewed as necessary complements, especially to stop the threat of plant relocation or unfair foreign competition. Such examples point to a grammatical difference between small clauses and more clausal predicative complements, which we shall exploit in section 6. Unlike with plain adjectival complements, where such an interpretation cannot lead to morphosyntactic or event-structural reanalysis, with adjectival passive participles it can and does. In the type coercion analysis, the development of inchoative get begins when motion get simply starts taking adjectival complements. What we need is a comparison within an appropriate group of verbs followed by their complements. There are also a number of to -ing complements. However, in (25a-b) the complements are of the to -ing form. As described below, a number of these real- and developmental-time graphical methods can be complemented with various quantitative tools. Research with dating couples would be important for understanding how each partner's self-conceptualization matches or complements the other. Beginning with (ii) he complements his rational care theory of welfare with a theory of respect (14-16, 43-49). Section 3 will evaluate the criteria (both semantic and syntactic) put forward for distinguishing between complements and modifiers. I will argue that the differences between relational and nonrelational nouns, and between complements and modifiers, are best explained in cognitive terms. Moreover, even in the case of complements, the selection restrictions imposed by the noun may not be as strict as implied. Co-ordination of complements is therefore only possible when the concepts evoked by the two coordinated parts can be inter preted as together filling one slot. Nevertheless, it is generally acknowledged that of can introduce both complements and modifiers. Hawkins claims that the greater assigning dependency of nonmarked complements with respect to their heads is directly proportional to the effort required to parse them. 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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