| 词汇 | example_english_disconnect |
| 释义 | Examples of disconnectThese 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. Homelessness means being disconnected from the social support systems that provide help in times of crisis. Moreover, we use the properties of bias functions: injectivity and disconnected images. Modern music needn't be disconnected to very simple and natural elements that can bring people to feel something and to get excited. His later work is artistically disconnected in terms of both internal and external landscapes. Today applause comes back at us roaring in all its mythic force, yet disconnected from anything whole. Under the present theory, modifiers are in no sense marginal to, disconnected from, or ' late ' additions to the ' main ' computation. Furthermore, b1 must connect 2 of the n mutually non-adjacent vertices, or else by the same reasoning filt would be disconnected. Rules 29 and 52 insert upper front bumpers; the former has a connected horizontal line, and the latter has a disconnected horizontal line. The arbitrary state and the society were completely disconnected and antithetical to each other. Abolition of spindle oscillations in thalamic neurons disconnected from nucleus reticularis thalami. All messages for the communication server on the laptop will then be automatically re-routed to the proxy server when the laptop is disconnected. The net is disconnected from its normal inputs and outputs, and random input is given to it. The pitchfork bifurcation in the symmetric problem is thereby disconnected. The informants stressed, moreover, that these occurrences were no incidents, sporadic cases totally disconnected from plantation life. Neither does it imply that the domestic and imperial sides of tariff reform were disconnected. The demented patient would be disconnected from his own past precisely because he is generically unable to form any connections whatever. When a set does not contain any finite intervals, it is termed totally disconnected. In contrast, in a second group of hamsters, undercutting the tectum, thus disconnecting the superior colliculus, had the opposite effect. Furthermore, the teaching of history as disconnected from the present reinforces this dichotomous identity structure. The paper will touch on some of these disconnected parallels. However, a different parameter space describing the connected and disconnected modes in the electrostatic limit is available using the two-region model. A lot of other people had that sensation too, of being disconnected from the past. A delayed response disconnects the performer's energy from the resulting sound, and thus undermines the instrumental relation. Although the conceptual and empirical sides of the project have high value in their own right, at times they become disconnected from each other. Such a situation may occur during peer bootstrapping after joining the system and during normal peer activities when all the semantic neighbors are temporarily disconnected. His behaviour seems strange, alien, outré, pointless, out of character, disconnected; or perhaps we cannot even recognize an action in it. Connecting the bad proof-structure with the proof-net gives a proof-structure that reduces to a disconnected proof-structure. Once this began to occur the work developed a degree of incongruity, appearing disconnected from the site. Allegiance to rigor dictates the axiomatic form of the analysis where the theory, in the strict sense, is logically entirely disconnected from its interpretations. Specifically, nonliterary texts make connections to features external to the text, whereas the discourse of literary texts is disconnected from the external world. All alphabetized dictionaries suffer from the problem of successive entries being disconnected from each other. There's a lot of expense that you just don't have any control over, unless you have the water disconnected. Here each hypothesis consists of the union of two arbitrary intervals on the real line, which can be either connected or disconnected. The dynamic of the system is due to unconscious computations, the operation of which is completely disconnected from phenomenal experience. We use a definition that permits faces even to be disconnected. Research suffers at times from being viewed as esoteric, unwelcoming, even irrelevant; chiefly a discipline controlled by academics disconnected from the realities of practice. Contradicting them disconnects the built form from people. We would like to advocate an interpretation of subjectivity that is disconnected from the notion of strong obligation or performativity. Withdrawing treatment likewise has a nonbranching causal structure - disconnecting a ventilator causes death and death causes some further end - but no lethal agent. Roughly speaking, reducible kernels correspond to disconnected graphs; much of the time, nothing is lost by considering only irreducible kernels. If e1 and e2 are also parallel, then the diagram becomes disconnected. A canonical form for automorphisms of totally disconnected locally compact groups. As usual, when the set of minimal heteroclinics is disconnected, there exist chaotic multibump homoclinics near concatenations of the minimal heteroclinics. The structure of totally disconnected, locally compact groups. The index is no help in tracing the disconnected thoughts because it is almost completely wrong. If e3=0, the meta-population becomes one homogeneously mixed population, and if e3=1xe1=0.995, the patches become entirely disconnected from one another. An analysis [50] showed that the blobs became electrically disconnected from the sheaths and the scaling of blob speed with blob size was reported. When disconnected, the drum would rotate at the same speed as the main system and the sphere be brought to rest. One can then use either several disconnected small diallels or a partial diallel by choosing some crosses of particular interest. Indeed, voluntariness may be importantly disconnected from what makes a life valuable. The modular design can be disconnected during the maintenance intervention, or put the connected devices in a retiring position. The minimal (possibly disconnected) area such that an act decreases entropy in that area, and not elsewhere? Through gate position pg the position pm2 is reached with the tool disconnected (pm1 and pm2 have the same coordinates in the workspace). Nothing in the previous versions of theological determinism so much as hints that the continuous control portrayed therein is episodic, unintelligible, or inherently disconnected. Connection is a matter of disconnecting the cable from the existing control cabinet and hooking it up to the new prototype, with no modifirations. The response of an audience to art is shaped by its presentation in a crowded, but disconnected, jumble. However, it has been accused of being a program disconnected from both academy and practice, and has been also criticized for becoming a lengthy process. Intuitively, this means that incompact subsets produce fractals in which the embedded points are disconnected and discrete from each other. There would be no meaning to the disconnected myriad of randomly shattered pieces, no coherence or order from which the whole could be reformulated. In our view, the problem of what constitutes a trait is not completely disconnected from the epistemological problem of how one identifies adaptation. In what follows, for simpler phrasing, 'cutset' will always mean a set of edges whose deletion disconnects the graph. Surgical correction was eventually achieved by disconnecting the right subclavian artery from the right pulmonary artery and translocating it to the ascending aorta. In two patients (cases 8 and 10), the pulmonary trunk was disconnected from the ventricle, thus eliminating forward flow. Too often they seemed disconnected from the realities of life in the ranks. Reliability was calculated using intraclass correlations and it was moderate to high: positive conversation .66!, conflicted play .78!, and disconnected play .86!. As a pragmatist, his goal is to make sure that we not distort them by disconnecting them from our basic human experience. The latter was incorporated so that drive motor and drive drum could be disconnected. In his examples, the space of invariant ergodic measures are disconnected in the weak topology. Almost as soon as a phrase is uttered, the direction of the conversation changes again, moving us rapidly from one disconnected idea to another. Of course, individual candidates, political parties and policy platforms will not be totally disconnected in voters' minds, but neither are these categories identical. The cycle rank of a graph is the maximum number of edges that can be removed without disconnecting the graph. Finally, depersonalization refers to experiencing events as if you were a third party observer, disconnected from your body or feelings. Magic moments trigger memories that strive to connect chains of otherwise disconnected associations and events. Even though disconnected lower-level patterns can work without necessarily forming a higher-level pattern, such a system is not cohesive, because it exists on only one level. The latter pattern has also been reported in patients with lesions of the insula and deep white matter of the frontal lobe, likely disconnecting orbitofrontal, amygdala, and insula interconnections. If rejecting e disconnects the graph induced by the accepted and unseen edges, then e is accepted (regardless of its weight) and called an emergency edge. Generally, there was a great need among the clients for companionship and relationships disconnected with the payment for services or which were derivative of other activities. We prove that every incorrect proof-structure (without cut) can be put in an environment where reductions lead to two kinds of basically wrong configurations: deadlocks and disconnected proof-structures. The results presented in this paper show that the concepts of complexity due to chaos and complexity in the sense of information theory are not totally disconnected. Of course, the real problem in our previous example was that the forbidden region was disconnected, allowing dipaths to interleave some of the requests of different transactions. She may add a complement or a modifier (eventually a relative clause) to the stimulus, produce a sentence disconnected from the stimulus, or produce a metalinguistic comment. Secondly, the study of sermons has been rather disconnected : those historians who have used sermons have treated them either as sources or subjects, not as rhetorical texts. At first sight, understanding seasonal patterns seems disconnected from understanding the impact of long-term climate change. Furthermore, the inpatient and outpatient systems in most healthcare systems are disconnected. People were left feeling disconnected from sexism until we made all oppressions centre-stage. Significant differences emerged between groups on measures of disconnected play and the suppression of vagal tone. Conflicted play and disconnected play were also significantly correlated. In practice, after a set time the voltage is disconnected, the heating ceases and the molten zone solidifies. The final change in structure occurs when the upper saddle point disconnects from the downstream free surface to form a figure-of-eight separatrix. If they do but do not result from conscious decision, then the desert ground is disconnected from moral responsibility. Most applications of symbolic dynamics to dynamical systems use a totally disconnected extension which does not come from a closed cover. Although specific enough, they tend more towards eulogies and are disconnected from social and political realities. Not all the sources mentioned in the essays are included, and the separate sections on literature and literary criticism seem inappropriate and disconnected. The second issue has to do with what we term disconnected chains. Applying the inverse limit representation we conclude that every totally disconnected dynamical system admits a matrix representation. In contrast, more traditional approaches, such as laboratory-based studies, tend to be disconnected from the lived detail of the work. As a consequence, this section is rather confusing, with quantities of seemingly disconnected results. 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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