| 词汇 | example_english_counterpart |
| 释义 | Examples of counterpartThese 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. However, some evidence suggests that household heads with college or postgraduate degrees were paying a higher price on onions, peppers and potatoes than their counterparts. Farmers in this area generally carry out an intensive, highinput, high-tech management system on more productive farms compared to their northern counterparts. The structural repeat is transposed, varied and redistributed, and an agile coda has the soloist in cahoots with its orchestral counterparts. The older generation of colonial visitors were thus free of the fears of their youthful counterparts at the prospect of vulgarity and isolation. A possible solution to arrive at research results more quickly might be found in the cross-national analysis of younger generations compared to their older counterparts. Compared to their serial counterparts, parallel structures provide several advantages, such as high stiffness, low inertia, high positioning accuracy, and good dynamic performances. A number of them received top international awards for magic, were hailed as national heroes and seen on a par with their western counterparts. However, unilateral lesions may have an increased rate of postnatal pathology compared to their bilateral counterparts. In particular the auxiliary tiles needed in all such formats can be characterized as the bidimensional counterparts of symmetries, duplicators and dischargers. They therefore will be acceptable prosodic words in compounds, because their only related counterparts, the prefixed nouns, also have short vowels. However, in order to do so, trust models initially require agents to gather some knowledge about their counterparts' characteristics. However, it appears that in contrast to their invertebrate counterparts, pannexins have lost the ability to form gap junction channels. Composers had clearly not been ambitious enough and had failed to match their counterparts in the other arts. Compared with their monopoly-sector counterparts, moreover, open-sector professionals and managers experience relative decline in income levels from 1988 to 1995. Our results show that the persistent income poverty measure does constitute a significant improvement over its cross-sectional counterparts. Pre-government, the childless had between 11.65 and 40.34 more hours a week of 'discretionary time' than their with-children counterparts. With these formative attempts to provide a rational basis for the understanding of nature, we can trace differences in emergent pluralism from its creationist counterparts. The same factor distinguishes the possessive pronouns zijn and mijn from their reduced counterparts z'n and m'n. The input tones change into their output counterparts in sandhi environment, regardless of tonal context. More specific ones include the metaphysical counterparts of theories of constitutional, statutory, and common-law interpretation. They are able to do so because they have an informational advantage over their political counterparts. Go-getters (cluster 2) attach much more weight to these than their modest counterparts (cluster 3). Each earthly body is followed by a set of first-generation resurrection counterparts (in first-generation universes). In poko, both consonants would have complex palatalised counterparts. Phase-space holes also have less spectacular observational counterparts, but equally important consequences on the development of the electric field in the plasma. Finnish pension funds hold a much larger cash position than their international counterparts. Among women, those who cohabited prior to marriage had higher mean scores than their directly married counterparts. Consequently, there is an ongoing need to parallel studies of rodent microglia with investigation of their human counterparts. Their counterparts along the internode have remained poorly defined. The actors impersonate 'faithfully' without parodying their female counterparts as to do so would only serve to ridicule and belittle their own womenfolk. The advanced learners are shown to use metalanguage much more often than their intermediate counterparts, particularly in lexical episodes. We show that the type systems with explicit substitution are strongly normalizing iff their ordinary counterparts are. Overall, home sector variable correlations tend to be lower than their market sector counterparts. Table 3 reports a number simulated moments related to the money-to-income ratio and the interest rate together with their empirical counterparts. In both cases, youths show patterns of evaluation that are distinct from those of their older counterparts. However, all four developing countries benefit from the actions of their industrialized country counterparts. We are left, then, with one critical comparison, between the subject relatives (plausible and implausible) and their object counterparts. Female students were also slightly more knowledgeable than their male counterparts. Older freelancers, like their younger counterparts, were engaged in relentless negotiation in order to survive the uncertainties of a flexible labour market. Although the user and the architect can legitimately be defined as each other's counterparts, the symposium offered other ways of framing the issue. Again, northern chant editions tend to preserve more of the formulaic structures than do their southern counterparts. Developing countries face considerable disadvantages in trade disputes with their more powerful and wealthier counterparts. Like their female counterparts, they were not only ballet dancers, but also mimes and character dancers. Summing across the three school-age groups, the expository texts produced by children have around four times more non-personal constructions than their narrative counterparts. The mainstream groups confronted their more critical counterparts in attempting to define the agenda and the scope of the debate. He especially considers their rarity in comparison to the overwhelming prevalence of their post-aspirated counterparts ([ph, th, kh]). I especially consider the poor acoustic salience of pre-aspirates in comparison to their post-aspirated counterparts. Moreover, women with just sons should be no different from their counterparts with both sons and daughters. Our research shows that, in many respects, minorities value civic engagement more than their national (mainly non-minority) counterparts. Overall, the participants from the minority ethnic groups showed more positive attitudes to the process of growing older than did their white counterparts. The older, experienced freelancers in the study were aware that they could be more expensive than their younger counterparts. The most prevalent criticism disfavour government-sponsored lottery is that poorer people tend to spend more on lottery games than their relatively richer counterparts. The first part of this study deals with identification of these spirits with their modern counterparts. Fully distributed networks are much more difficult to interpret than their localist counterparts. On the one hand, some individuals follow a decision heuristic to "match" the counterpart's possible cooperation. French counterparts was totally inconsistent with the methods of recruitment and conditions of settlement. Were they kinder to them than their male counterparts? Plus most women on death row, like their male counterparts, have complex, dysfunctional lives, and so defy easy categorisation. We have the following counterparts of the theorems above. Shouldn't rural doctors, who made less money than their city counterparts, have been even more sympathetic to economic arguments? The principle of self-organization requires no correspondence between cognitive elementary entities and any of their neural counterparts, though such correspondence is possible. Jurisprudential counterparts are found in legal realism, neo-legal positivism, critical legal studies, and the economic theory of law (rational choice theory). Because not-married women enjoyed the independent legal standing denied to their married counterparts, one may justifiably compare their recorded credit activities with those of men. Occasionally, however, the less skilled bilingual readers performed better than their monolingual counterparts, especially in phonologically related tasks such as spelling. In the working memory task the only difference was the advantage the less skilled bilingual readers had over their monolingual counterparts. Words that are encountered many times or acquired early are more likely to become restructured than their rarer or later counterparts. In this area, men and women in the remote pre-retirement stage reported more intensive marital life than their counterparts in the other stages. Specifically, remote preretired participants reported higher levels of marital enjoyment than did their counterparts in the two subsequent stages. During the remote pre-retirement stage, participants reported more marital complaints than their counterparts at the two subsequent stages. Given different cultivation practices and intensities, it is possible that large farms do not have the same production function as their smaller counterparts. Older herders are expected to be less likely to migrate than their younger counterparts. In hearts with a ventricular septal defect, the vessels branching off the aortic arch are narrower than their normal counterparts. Hypotheses were that associations between self-reported psychopathology and substance use would be stronger among affluent, suburban youth than among their inner-city counterparts. All other theatrical enterprises possessed an ambiguous legal status that made them vulnerable to attacks by their privileged counterparts. They formulate a finite volume/finite element scheme which allows for discrete counterparts of the relevant integral estimates known from the continuous setting. Next she asks whether they have counterparts in the artes praedicandi. Therefore, auditory hallucinations may be less likely than their visual counterparts to appear as being inconsistent with behaviour or experience. However, these are detached from their biological counterparts. The illustrations are mostly high quality black-and-white photos but there are also 16 pages of excellent colour photos of fossils and their living counterparts. Acoustical techniques seem to be less developed than their optical counterparts. Novelists and dramatists put hitherto taboo dialogue into the mouths of characters whose real counterparts would be unlikely to use it. To verify these observations we must consider the situation of their southern counterparts. Like their western counterparts, they often did dwell upon the dark side of life. Information collected on the professional experience of front-line practitioners revealed that the majority of police officers w&re more experienced than their social work counterparts. They need, she says, to try viewing the black child" as a more emotionally stable and well integrated personality than his white middle-class counterparts". The polemics of legal or parliamentary advocacy are close, formal analogues of much ethical debate; and the fines and other sanctions have their moral counterparts. Indeed, they were much more likely than their younger counterparts to have expressed satisfaction with the firm and its management. The farmers moved largely because they were prepared to accept a lower return on their labour and capital than their southern and eastern counterparts. The poverty of the urban exempts was probably different from that of their rural counterparts. The situation is complicated by the fact that time-reversible methods are, in many cases, easier to construct than their symplectic counterparts and sometimes more efficient. Indeed, we cannot overemphasize the striking similarities between persons with mental disorders and their nondisordered counterparts. As stated previously, adolescent and adult females are more likely than their male counterparts to experience comorbid anxiety and depression. To test our third hypothesis, we compared the developmental trajectories of disruptive kindergarten boys who were not in the experimental intervention with their nondisruptive counterparts. Therapeutic interventions such as questioning one's anxious self-talk are likely to be more difficult and less effective with young children compared to their older counterparts. One issue requiring further clarification with non-self-labeling youth is what other factors might distinguish them from their selflabeling counterparts. Parents participating in community activities were also found to be socioeconomically advantaged compared to their nonparticipating counterparts. 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