| 词汇 | example_english_conjuncture |
| 释义 | Examples of conjunctureThese 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. This passion for understanding was the product of conjuncture, the simultaneous explosion of global crisis-intellectual, economic, political and moral. They show that modernization and accelerated change had different conjunctures which depended on the political frame of the prevailing empire. Indeed, the ideological mixture, the conjuncture of apparently mutually incompatible positions, is perhaps what is most striking about the unrest among the population. Some exceptional individuals do exploit unusual political conjunctures to initiate changes that cannot be accounted for on structural grounds alone. The reinvention of the state under his direction allowed a conjuncture of historical forces to come into being. Accounts of this sort can be extraordinarily vivid, and may generate compelling ex post interpretations of particular conjunctures. What makes the film specifically 'operatic' is the particular conjuncture of sound and image. For this is a medium, arising at this particular historical conjuncture, that afforded new conditions of musical production and cultural dissemination. It was the process of reconstruction during and after the war that brought the conjuncture of ethnoracial distinctions and nationhood to crisis. Retrospective analysis can start from the conjuncture which brings the causal sequences together. The theoretical issue in this case is the distinction between structures and conjunctures. With the falling tile, the conjuncture is trivially simple. First, the center - periphery perspective ignores the historical specificity of the cur rent conjuncture. Environmental history's role should be to assemble the evidence to help describe and analyze these particular conjunctures to understand broader patterns. We are concerned here with the consistency of the numerical increase of fillers, its continuity, and up to what phase or conjuncture of acquisitional achievements. This division from comparative musicology occurred at a specific socio-historical conjuncture and was aided by technological novelties such as the invention of the phonograph. The question of women's inheritance took shape within this political conjuncture. Individual trajectories of political militancy were taking place against a backdrop, a particular historical conjuncture, when a new regime of citizenship was coming into being. The economic conjuncture of the interwar years increased the reliance of the sector upon advertising. It may be perfectly useful to construct an historical model after the event, especially if the conjuncture has worldhistorical consequences. In each case, the opportunity for radical reform was created extraneously to the health care system, reflecting a particular conjuncture of social, economic and political events. Such a classical and early modern allusion provides a fuller analytical palate for understanding the current conjuncture and the socio-political propositions being made in a ' semi-modern ' environment. However, their exchanges arose at a specific conjuncture in the history of science accounting, one where the demands of research and education had to be met simultaneously. These efforts are necessarily historical, in that they must grasp conjunctures; and necessarily transcultural, in that they must account for circulation on a multiplicity of different scales. 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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