| 词汇 | example_english_credential |
| 释义 | Examples of credentialThese 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. He did, however, start off with the right credentials to become a major playwright: he considered disrespect for authority a cardinal virtue. The externalist approach focuses on the way a belief is produced in order to assess its epistemic credentials. Again, these networks are closed around actors who tend to acknowledge each other's scientific credentials. Various commentators have pondered the need for training standards, credentials, "certification" exams, and malpractice insurance for ethicists engaged in clinical consultation. As projects both have all the right credentials for their attention. Both also have policies describing the par ties to whom they will disclose those credentials. In addition to possessing the right credentials in a given state, his memory allowed him to prove it. Publishers decide to back certain authors because of professional credentials, publishing history, and the like. One scenario was devised from the perspective of urban history, and derived its positivism from unimpeachably materialist-reductionist credentials. A sign of clear commitment to green and humanist causes, credentials which are surely needed by modern architects of large housing schemes. As this woman explained in the interview, the problematic is that she continually is put in a position of defending herself and her credentials. However, some of their credentials may be stated without prejudice to confidence. The theses themselves do not, however, carry their natural law credentials on their faces. Most especially, he held the credentials of a transnational modern. At times, it risks whatever democratic credentials it had built up as a champion of a victimised people as it eliminates opponents to its survival. Many nonconformist families made use of the baptism service, thereby helping to establish credentials and eligibility that could assist them in any subsequent settlement disputes. They were also effective as an anti-isolationist propaganda body, casting doubt on notions of continental impregnability and on the democratic credentials of isolationist leaders. The lack of comparable credentials outside the responsible department means that, to a large extent, alternate analyses are easily dismissed as invalid. No one had to approach someone else as a non-entity, without socially persuasive credentials. Still, principals' credentials can be constrained within a validity time interval. The session key and the ticket are the credentials to use in the subsequent authorisation phase, so we address them as authkey and authticket respectively. Phrases such as ' giving back ' or ' giving voice ' are used to establish the provenance of forms of presentation, and the credentials of promoters. The education variable is ordinal in each country, but the large differences in school credentials prevent exact comparisons between the two countries. His intellectual and political credentials made him the attractive candidate for directorship. There is some posturing from the literary side, some flashing of theoretical credentials, but much less than might be feared. In marketing cosmetic surgery, they use standard, but contextually objectionable, techniques of consumer advertising, coupled with drawing attention to their professional medical credentials. The volume has 17 contributions by a total of 47 authors with impressive credentials (though, sadly, there is no authorship by the second editor). Given the author's scientific credentials, it is not surprising to see this emphasis, and it is indeed one of the great strengths of the book. One may envisage situations where only agents with particular credentials, such as reputation or performance history, may be admitted to a negotiation. Second, none of the three authors of the two books under review has any serious credentials in neurophysiology. Virtually no one seems possessed of credentials, or interest in the transmission of ideas and evidence direct to relevant students. They are often isolated through working on their own, have low status, and as yet, no significant academic credentials. Of the recent spate of feature films set in the eighteenth century, one in particular has marketed itself through its reconstructive credentials. Indeed, countries seem anxious to demonstrate their credentials by adopting ' higher ' standards in the case of possible conflicts. However, employment with the security forces is confined almost exclusively to men, par ticularly those with specific credentials and affiliations. If every new victim did not have impressive credentials as a lawful citizen, enough did. Ridgeologists, on the other hand, embrace what we might call a "scientific" model of expertise, which stresses credentials and knowledge rather than consistency and reliability. Policy programs could be allocated based on the more general idea of credentials instead of digital signatures alone. The session key and the ticket are the credentials to use in the subsequent service phase, so we address them as servkey and servticket respectively. First, there is the figure of the governess, the outsider willingly admitted into the family - clearly without having her spiritual credentials checked. Unfortunately, her moral credentials are less than immaculate and are no match for her corporeal attractions, which have ' adulterated' at least one marriage. His credentials suffered heavily also from political circumstances which adversely affected his fortunes. They were often anxious to establish their reputable credentials and to deny any criminal culpability. Our remarks in the preceding section say all that is appropriate here about the positive credentials of the "single working machine" view. I know how many departments make appointments-looking at credentials, counting publications, rating journals, and all that kind of stuff. A special effort would be made to establish a scientific staff by selecting naval officers with scientific credentials. He does not say much about syllable length, and perhaps it is not so important, despite the humanist credentials of the revisers. Generally, such an assessment has made use of security protocols in the past (to confirm the credentials of the client component). Both of these draw strongly on the ' babyboomer theme ', especially in respect of the educational credentials of this cohort and their potential for taking responsibility for issues of global concern. Although this did little to enhance its cultural credentials, which many deemed risible, they, nonetheless, pointed the way forward, and saw the phonograph evolve into a vehicle of music. Given the short duration and rapid turn-round of many projects, experienced freelancers could find themselves repeatedly ' starting out again ' to establish their credentials and secure further work. All or many of us who are already in, whether we have the right credentials or none, consider those that are out to be inferior, unsuitable. Once actuaries had secured the requisite social credentials for exercising proper judgment, it remained for them to add further weight to their opinions by acquiring the right sort of data. He directed his attorney general to scrutinize the policy views of potential judges with an eye to their progressive credentials, to the point that senators' choices were occasionally rejected. Permissions may be absent due to misconfiguration, programming error, or because a single interface is intended to provide useful functionality to callers with differing access credentials. His career trajectory, primarily one of transition through positions of increasing power and prestige, is based on practical experience; coming from a working-class background, he posseses no academic credentials. In such cases the immigrants were provided with the opportunity to acquire work experience in the new country, but not necessarily with formal training or credentials. His credentials were indeed impressive. The doctrine of experimentum crucis was intended to convey efficiently the distilled insight of the savant in illustrating the discovery, which itself would be validated by witnesses of impeccable credentials. From this perspective, the publishers' archives are an obvious place to start, and the questions of anticipated readership and commercial sustainability become just as important as professional credentials. Though oral historians are keen to establish their unique credentials as the champions of memory as a data source, they are only continuing with a well-established tradition. His credentials in this area were unparalleled. A support space on the other hand contains information such as the source of the support, or its credentials. The three examples cited in this section of the paper fulfill the criteria associated with utilizing an agency approach in discerning if a regime is consolidating its democratic credentials. Indeed, there is considerable unease among some babalawos about the religious credentials of the new babalawos-especuladores, as may be gleaned from some of the quotes from my informants. In practice, the ways institutions used the court-approved diversity option in affirmative action admissions processes rarely amounted to a careful appraisal of individuals' racial or ethnic identity credentials, anyway. He felt his marginal academic and professional credentials and the popular nature of the journal caused it to be taken lightly by elite eugenicists from whom he solicited article submissions. Of course many of these individuals had solid gentry credentials, but they lacked the large estates that were a defining characteristic of the order they were entering. Because the opponent of such evidence cannot properly examine its probative impact and credentials, the risk of error that the evidence brings about falls exclusively upon him or her. In acknowledging, even requiring, that science is applied and meets its users' needs, we are led to a reconfirmation of its most "externalist" credentials and claims. They tried to elicit, from rigorous scholars with impressive professional credentials, historical narratives that were scientific in the sense of being accurate and well-documented, but still compelling. The button is normally used in the "user editable" pages, so no maintainer-only credentials should be asked to start a valid editing session. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Although he maintained his refereeing credentials, he did not officiate during his three-year appointment, and resigned his commission early to resume his ring duties. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Abell has always been forthcoming about his credentials and has clearly demonstrated his commitment and ability to serve in federal government. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. When a client submits a valid set of credentials, it receives a cryptographic ticket that it can subsequently use to access various services. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. After an initial assessment of credentials, applicants undergo a month-long orientation program and a year-long academic program. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Apparently none of the recipients ever bothered to check his credentials. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Faculty members are noted for their professional real-world experience in addition to outstanding academic credentials. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Tracks on some labels lack proper credentials and thus have not been included in this list. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. He tries to build her up as an authority figure and then presents his own credentials to show that he has similar authority. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Blind signatures are an important building block of many privacy-sensitive applications, such as anonymous payments, voting, and credentials. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Brands credentials provide efficient algorithms and privacy in an unconditional commercial security setting, along with several other features such as a proof of non-membership blacklist. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Credentials used in a national identification system are also especially privacy relevant. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Such credentials, while still making an assertion about some property, status, or right of their owner, do not reveal the owner's identity. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Partly, the pro-government essayists responded to the anti-government accusations of whig apostasy by displaying their whig credentials. Far from flaunting his libertine credentials, he aims to be seamlessly absorbed into civil society. Sustainability credentials included those which relate to sourcing and recycling potential. With his considerable credentials in the field he also found it unnecessary to mention sustainability. Even those whose credentials had been established were castigated as having a 'suitcase mood' or demonised as vectors of infection. The "credentials" of the individuals were omitted mostly because they are irrelevant. I grant that if the concerns had been expressed by individuals without credibility or credentials, they would not have received the hearing that they did. Their patient efforts included the forging of and tampering with credentials. The intersection of age, race, gender, academic credentials, funding and research experience help to define the researcher's status and her/his relationship to the researched. During the entire campaign, his political group displays a mutual task division and cultural credentials in organising campaign events and mobilising voters. More recently, however, their anti-poverty credentials have been advocated by various sources. Thus, agents can check each other's certificates or credentials before entering into negotiations or completing a transaction. He displays impressive credentials as a historical researcher. Furthermore, the party branch can specifically direct or manipulate elections through the process of nominating candidates and checking their credentials and qualifications. A similar situation existed with regard to a man's political credentials. 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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