| 词汇 | example_english_distillation |
| 释义 | Examples of distillationThese 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. This residue in its turn is then subjected to distillation under reduced pressure to give both a vacuum distillate and a vacuum residue. Indeed, the 'recycling' offers a more teacher-friendly distillation of the rather subtle ideas expressed in his earlier books, the last two in particular. What is presented here is a distillation which highlights the differences between the cases. In the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, pharmacy was still largely concerned with its traditional functions of the distillation and extraction of organic materials. Nonetheless, his definition indicates to us that distillation became the representative method of chemical analysis by mid-seventeenth century. It is a skillful distillation of an immense amount of work, presented in an accessible format of well-written text, simple diagrams and summary tables. If the distillation process regulated one set of chemical terminology, it did not provide an exhaustive criterion for classification. The volume is an extremely readable distillation of views. Spirits were the volatile products of distillation which rose up during the process and were collected after cooling. Furthermore, in contradistinction to craftsmanship, it was not the hand and its mechanical energy that brought about the transformations in distillation but fire. These general principles of police, however, could not yield any single answer about the benefits or drawbacks of schnapps distillation. It cannot, though, be reduced to a distillation of the statistical properties of language production. It is a sustained essay in struggle, a distillation of the violent conflict marking the passage from oppression to liberty. To this end, they sifted through a variety of philosophies, ancient and modern, and tailored them to their practice of distillation analysis. Those closely familiar with the field will find the book limited in originality since much of it is a distillation of research already published. The emergent themes are a genuine distillation of student-focused factors, which appeared to characterize the interviews. This book offers a distillation of that research, within a cogently constructed and copiously documented overall argument. The ideas expressed in their individual essays are less original than brief distillations of findings that each has published in more satisfying depth elsewhere. The following paragraph is a distillation of our combined ideas on this topic. He knew that the doctrine was a theoretical projection based on the distillation of animal and vegetable substances. Much of the distillation process occurs directly, and consciously and strategically. Construction materials, tractors, arms, distillation apparatus, machinery, radio equipment, personnel, engineers and scientists were included. Rather than isolating man "above" nature, they sought to see in human spirit the ultimate distillation of nature's own essence. In addition, the distillation of vegetable and animal materials - along with biological growth, maturation processes, and other physiological transformations - are irreversible. While some mini reviews contain accurate capsule distillations and/or critical opinion, most are in reality book announcements written by deadline-driven staff writers. 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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