| 词汇 | example_english_define |
| 释义 | Examples of defineThese 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. We also develop a variation on the language model so that stack-based trace policies can be defined. Analogously to the situation for resolvespecs, there is a tension between allowing arbitrary computation in defining the relations and supporting compile-time analysis. A weak head reduction relation is defined for the expressions of the calculus. In section 2, we explain the basic idea of our data-parallel evaluation mechanism for recursively defined data. A data type declaration defines the structure of a recursive datum and the data constructor names. Average number of isolates per subtype ; subtype is defined as combined serotype and ribotype. Perinatal infection was defined as culture-confirmed infection in a pregnant woman or a newborn. Winter was defined as from week 40 in one year to week 10 in the next. Areas to the west and south would be defined as low or minimum risk. Levels of 500 and 1000 have been suggested as defining the cut-off for protection against infection and clinical measles [9]. Of course, the edge is defined by the rightmost tone-bearing position (that is, the rightmost vowel). The parameter n is as defined in the text. The express method of determining the damage threshold can be defined as follows. Specificity can be defined as the degree of uniqueness that a function shows towards an element, and an element towards a function, in discourse. Class, defined by educational level, is a key dimension of difference. Corrective justice is defined as "numerical" equality of differences. The underlying conceptual framework for current public involvement policies is also poorly defined. Areas are defined as the geographic region over which the insurers set premiums. An estimate of the margin required when defining blocks around the prostate. The position of the isocentre for verification and treatment was defined using reference movements from these tattoos. Having outlined our methodological wish list and defined our key independent variables, we turn to a brief discussion of our dependent variables. Target underdosing and overdosing are defined as <95% and > 105% of the prescribed dose. Furthermore, two more classes, a temporal class interval and an additional bitemporal interval class, are defined in order to capture temporal requirements. The tool for defining this framework is meta-modelling. Local rules are defined at the agent level. In this framework it makes little sense to ask people to report preferences over outcomes in a game defined only by payoffs. An abstraction for this machine is defined with an implementation of a signature that we will describe piece by piece. We illustrate the combinators defined in this article with a simple example. Rules for a case expression are defined inductively, based upon a rule for a single case branch. The meanings of such quantifiers are extra-logical; they cannot be defined in the logic itself. If we desire to use the class to hold both confined and non-confined objects, it should be defined as follows. In the case of methods defined in the confining package, this ensues from the other confinement rules. Figure 2 defines the syntax of our language. As we have defined it, the study of culture is an important part of our field. The extension to arbitrary datatypes is then uniquely defined. With scalar-variable application defined, we can lift the application of a substitution to general types with no difficulty. We start by describing how functions can generally be defined. Deletion is defined to remove an arbitrary number of elements. First, the subject of observation must be defined and then the methods of observation can be determined. The question as to how these sounds can be defined and sanctioned, when representing only a small entity in a greater aural environment, requires exploration. The target antigens of this reaction have yet to be defined. How this is defined is unique to the individual. Consequently, the market share of company j shall be defined as sj. The relationship between lumpsum taxes and wage income is an additional equilibrium condition that allows for defining a balanced growth path. Only 56.4 % of the sample actively participated (defined as having made a positive contribution) in 1991. The number of points that defines this motion is a function of the produced error. The data of all data glove sensors for a particular hand posture defines this hand posture. Two additional identification parameters are defined to model intrinsic inaccuracies of the device. Hierarchical relations between the linkable objects are also defined. The economic efficiency potential of using robots is defined by construction quantities, a high level of manual work, and hard and unfavorable working conditions. Figure 2 shows the product structure defined for link number 4 (end-effector). The control law is defined in such a way that only the geometric evolution of the biped configuration is controlled, but not the temporal evolution. 550 the relative position of the blocking obstacles with respect to the mobile robot's position, considering that no traffic rules are defined. The joint space of the manipulator (or configuration space) is defined as the space in which all the actuated joint variables are represented. How can it be defined on the basis of the relation of having (a property) ? However, when it is defined, it is defined in various ways. Furthermore, a basis is defined for testing whether the associations between parasite species are equal in different communities. However, our results show that serology, using a carefully defined cut-off, can be a highly sensitive technique for most of the course of infection. Extracellular matrix : a tool for defining the extracorporeal function of parasite proteases. Concentrations given as % must be defined asw/w, w/v or v/v. Concentrations given as % must be defined as w/w, w/v or v/v. Thus, the establishment and delineation of economic and social rights were based on a geographically defined national identity. Erodible fraction is defined as the percentage of soil mass < 0.84 mm diameter, and this parameter has been related to soil wind erodibility. Therefore, nonrandom co-distribution can be defined only up to a density limit of membrane proteins. One is that the function is defined without reference to homology in general and structure in particular. The values defined by equation (39) have a clear meaning only when the torsion angle is well-defined. In other words, national policies converge because of corresponding legal obligations defined in international or supranational law. They are conditions, which come to be defined as problems. Other terms involving forces and interactions, such as the difference between non-specific and (bio)specific interactions, will be defined as they are introduced. A child's behaviour was defined as problematic to the extent that it affected others. Thus, the question is whether these two prosodic hierarchies, intonationally defined and intonationally cued vs. syntactically defined and segmentally cued, refer to the same thing. The symbol £ is logical implication, as defined in (6). However, it appears that rules defining the looped representation (and the copy process induced by linearisation) are reduplication-specific. The bases are defined at all nodes of the object. Such a range of pitch angles defines a 'loss cone' in which particle trapping is not possible. There is another component of the plasma response that we shall need, and it will be defined as follows. The asset accumulation phase for the mandatory part of the second pillar is defined by law to be 40 years. Public discourse defines her; private whispers surround her. In fact, there are no evident clear and common limits, making that presumption dangerous because of its arbitrariness in defining the limits of tolerance. Three documented negative stool samples defined a potential control for this study. At other times, cognitive reserve is defined as the ability to compensate for acquired brain pathology. Flowering time - defined as the time that elapses between planting and the emergence of functional reproductive structures - affects the yield. The concept of a "safe concentration" is a biological concept, whereas the "no-observed-effect concentration" (below) is a statistically defined concentration. We defined a pair of human segments as doublet duplication when the segment length difference is less than 10% of the shorter one. When the system has been defined well enough to manage risks effectively, the agency develops and tests a full-scale system. In fact, he defines his own position in direct opposition to it. He has defined himself as an artist - a pard spirit, beautiful and swift and quite unlike other persons. The self was defined in a dynamic process which required it to face dilemmas and choices. When they did, their gender often defined the scope of their responsibilities and the committees on which they served. A rural route is defined in terms of the roads it traverses. If interpretative pluralism is defined as a product of reading then it must operate selectively if text-editors are to do their work. The contribution is defined as the difference between total revenue and total marginal cost. 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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