| 词汇 | example_english_destabilization |
| 释义 | Examples of destabilizationThese 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 local destabilization of a finger occurs by a splitting of its tip and results in the formation of two branches separated by a fjord. But with escalating class tensions, fears of destabilization led most liberals to claim ever more actively to speak for the social or national whole. The lower curve is the result of thermal destabilization monitored by -values. Large-scale destabilization events in hydrological structure of oceans, biotic crises, and corresponding geological records. These isobars thus retain the memory of the initial destabilization and their disturbance is what maintains the growth in sectors in the long term. Therefore, we attempt to explain the ultrafast disordering solely through destabilization of the covalent bonds by direct electronic excitation. The dashed line is the normal curved passing through the point of initial destabilization. Only when the oocyst is ingested and passes through the mammalian gut does destabilization of the wall occur with the opening of the suture. Initially the modernist masterplan seemed to provide a stable environment until social-economic problems escalated, resulting in the destabilization of the community. Social destabilization must also be prevented, for example, by treating all, and not only some, members of families and close-knit societies. This dampening of the aggregative response of predators to heterogeneous prey patches leads to destabilization of the predator-prey interaction. In this sense the destabilization of the hegemony of the present might well have a liberating effect on the minds of practitioners. For the second hypothesis of 4.2 to be valid we must start from undisturbed fingers and observe their destabilization. The result is the stabilization rather than the destabilization of the folded form. Some of the other mechanisms for stabilization/destabilization are also sensitive to the sign of the fibre angle. An important use of the asymptotic theory is to help identify and elucidate the various energy-exchange mechanisms responsible for stabilization or destabilization of the instabilities. In developmental time, periods of stability and relative predictability are followed by a phase transition characterized by disequilibrium and the destabilization of established patterns. Note that the fit is good even though the secondary branches themselves undergo secondary destabilizations. This supposes that any effect other than the destabilization can be treated as a perturbation. What happens following the destabilization of the system? To prevent the inevitable destabilization of the model, this impact must eventually stop increasing. Thus, when additional information becomes available to learners as a function of proficiency, destabilization occurs. The flattening corresponding to the destabilization is seen on the second profile. The secondary branches issuing from the destabilization can themselves destabilize, creating a second generation of branches and so on. 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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