| 词汇 | example_english_diversify |
| 释义 | Examples of diversifyThese 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 rise of city comedy thus heightened awareness of the social process through a heightened sense of the theater's diversifying comic potential. A third reason is the desire to spread risks by diversifying sources of supply or markets. I notice, for example, that 'community music therapy' is a term emerging to describe some of these diversifying and hybridising sub-fields of practice. As the market for literature diversified, for example, the more socially stratified it became. Also, as owning firms have expanded they have diversified and have found themselves in competition with their consortium offspring. All the countries studied were, for example, diversifying the provision of care, trying to integrate provision across traditional service and professional boundaries, and devolving budgets. When an organisation diversifies its activities into different products and markets, it is common for the structure to be" divisionalised". More importantly, trade liberalization should be observed in conjunction with governments diversifying their revenue sources. As an outsider, he offered the bolseros an opportunity to advance their project of diversifying the financial system. Thirdly, if a proprietor has diversified, these additional services will require extra administration and management. An important underlying assumption of the zero-sum game model is that all non-systematic (diversifiable) risks have been diversified. By diversifying across world markets, there is significant improvement in the efficient frontier of risk versus expected return. If investors have habitat preferences, such diversification may lower borrowing costs by diversifying the creditor pool. Agency 5 has not diversified its products, supports scientific publications, and has a balanced portfolio. Nursing in primary care contexts has diversified and expanded in recent times. Men also diversified their businesses more than women. Such interaction would have diversified the subsistence economy considerably. Estimating diversifying selection and functional constraint in the presence of recombination. The final chapters look at how body plans have diversified during evolution and how, for example, limb evolution has occurred. The peasantry saw no purpose in improving yields or diversifying crops when the fruit of their labor was not their own. The three cultivators had diversified their cropping pattern by planting 4 to 4.7 hectares of tomatoes and sugar beets in 2000-2001. At the turn of the 20th century, farms were highly diversified, typically including both animal and row-crop production. Agency 6 has diversified its products to a limited extent and specialized in health services assessment. They could achieve this by diversifying their investments in various commercial ventures across a number of regions and commodities. If the observed differentiation of a quantitative trait is significantly higher than the differentiation of molecular markers, the trait most likely undergoes diversifying selection. Opportunities for work might have increased as the period progressed, as manufacturing diversified and commerce intensified from the mid-seventeenth to the mid-eighteenth centuries. The industrial use of crops is expanding and diversifying. The principle is analogous to diversifying one's financial portfolio. There is a perfect capital market, in which idiosyncratic risk can be diversified away. Not only are the definition, character and interests of minority groups diversified, they have ample room to be contradictory. Indeed, part of their fiduciary duty is to ensure that the portfolios provided are sufficiently diversified. However, anecdotal evidence suggests that the majority of pension funds operate similarly balanced or diversified portfolios. As usually stated in the corporate finance literature, outside shareholders are diversified, so they act as risk neutral agents by maximizing their expected final wealth. The eye is demanding, but the ear is diversifying the world. In addition, the emotional response is not explicitly diversified across individuals and the possibility of complexities are mentioned but not explained. Many have a high productive capacity, but are confronted by institutional constraints in diversifying their activities away from subsistence production. Both these were unspecialised implements in 1850 but harrows diversified substantially afterwards. Their local economies were similar, both being founded on coal, textile production and metalworking, and diversifying into comparable new industries in the inter-war period. Agency 3 has also diversified its products, weakly supports scientific publications, and specializes in assessing drugs. Apparently it should be not binary but allow for scale relativity and perhaps be also diversified by domain. Furthermore, hard-peggers have still regarded the dictates of the guardian catechism by diversifying towards fiscal solutions to domestic economic needs. Furthermore, it is unknown whether the methodologies used are able to detect all amino acid sites under diversifying selection. They also suggest that in regions where agricultural productivity is low, accompanying measures are needed to help farmers in diversifying their activities. Furthermore, an emerging trend suggests that the private sector may provide the engine for diversifying the economy and reducing the dependence on agriculture. Where teachers cultivate dry season gardens and irrigation plots, and rear livestock, they have diversified from the non-farm to the farm sector. However, it may well be attributable to the way in which educational reform has diversified the pool of those with access to post-secondary education. In this way, part of the short-term riskiness is diversified away over time. The development of rank-and-file movements was clearly important in diversifying the party's industrial base. The economy itself has diversified away from mining to include sugar, woodpulp, and, more recently, chemicals. Thus, the technical roles critical to curing patients have diversified and the skills required to ensure treatment is delivered accurately have undergone radical change. As diversifying social forms over-ride the traditional categories of division, the manifestations of these recurrent patterns change. To earn a living, musicians were diversifying + teaching, writing and publishing + as well as performing and composing. Central banks and private traders worldwide have been steadily diversifying their currency holdings by adding euros to their portfolios. However, only 23 per cent had, in practice, diversified since the introduction of the new policy. Of course, employers had always been aware of the advantages of diversifying the social and ethnic composition of their workforce. On the one hand the regnum must not be divided but on the other it is diversified. However, the assumption that all risk is economywide and can be diversified is clearly restrictive. Disposable incomes have brought televisions (powered by solar recharged car batteries) to the camps, diversifying the uncensored information and entertainment options available. The three farmers who have diversified into dairy come from the ranks of small and medium farmers. Nowadays, companies are diversifying these procedures by introducing increasingly contextual considerations. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the public sphere manifested itself as a richly diversified, highly contested, and complex social field. Brewers also diversified into the construction of on-site dance halls as a response to the increasing demand among the middle classes for this leisure pastime. Agency 2 has diversified its products, weakly supports scientific publications and has a balanced portfolio. The premium takes mortality risk into account only through the equivalence principle, that is mortality risk is assumed to be diversified (mortality is taken in the mean). Rationing of food and not eating what one really likes, diversifying food eaten and harvesting more wild fruits also help extend our food stocks and survival every year. Higher labour mobility not only diversifies income sources for the poor, but also mitigates labour scarcity especially in major cash crop regions or emerging industrial districts. In recent years funding sources have been diversified to include funds from provincial or local governments, shipping companies, foreign ship owners and students' fees (discussed in more detail below). More secure plans may involve adopting less risky enterprises, diversifying to a greater number of enterprises to spread risk, and using established technologies rather than venturing into new ones. Of course, developing genuinely incremental hierarchies of status, and diversifying available duties, will necessitate both ingenuity on the part of local authority managers and substantial funding in years to come. The strategies adopted by herders under such circumstances are broad and varied ways of diversifying livelihoods and lifestyles are undertaken in order to minimize environmental risks and uncertainty. Phylogenetic relationships among these species vary among different genomic regions, and levels of genetic differentiation suggest that this species group diversified only about one million years ago. Eighteen of the twenty-one chapters describe particular adaptive radiations, giving detailed descriptions of taxa in which interesting evolutionary changes have occurred (eight of which involve very recently diversified groups). By spreading wealth across borders, these families had not only diversified their business risk, but had also built a mechanism to enforce business ties across borders. 112 ikuo kabashima and gill steel allowed the media, diversified his approach, and targeted not just the hard news outlets, but also courted the soft news outlets. Similarly, there may be further insights from looking at the choice between domestic and foreign assets, as investing abroad in principle offers additional opportunities for diversifying risk. Among different wealth groups, the ultra-poor had as many as 44% not diversifying, compared to 28% for moderate poor, 19% for better-off and 22% for the rich categories. Qualitative individual interviews show that among those not diversifying, the ultra-poor mostly reared poultry and cultivated compound farms, while the richer categories had a good income-earning source. Continuing analyses focus on the mechanisms maintaining this genetic diversity (for example, balancing selection, diversifying selection) and the relationships among immunogenetic diversity, detected infectious disease, and population structure and persistence. Successful or sustainable diversification that ensures that households benefit financially or asset wise from adopting new activities is the hope but not the reality of every diversifying rural person. Pastoralists are generally diversifying their activities. Activities diversified into by the poor are not necessarily accumulating strategies as the literature suggests, but are mostly coping strategies meant to stave off immediate hardship. Their financial bases have been diversified. The existing woollen manufacturers expanded and diversified. We are, in other words, diversifying. In those nations, although there had always existed a small fringe of political dissidents, persistent and growing economic difficulties strengthened and diversified the voice of opposition. According to the joint opinion, the resistance to shocks should be strengthened by diversifying the structure of the economy, by fiscal policy, and by strong corporate balance sheets. From the patient associations' perspective, diversifying one's portfolio of activities-no matter how promising it may prove- requires a strong organizational commitment accompanied by an appropriate level of resources. The islanders are diversifying their agriculture, promoting tourism and the service sector and investing in better infrastructure and public services, while safeguarding their environment. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We are diversifying the industry and building a new industrial structure. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They have been seeking other ways, and indeed have found a few ways of diversifying their activities. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They are interested in diversifying and doing all sorts of things—asset stripping and so on, realising what capital advantage they can get out of it. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Many other land-based colleges have diversified their horticultural provision to reflect new market demands. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I hope that we shall be able to make further progress in diversifying tenure on local authority estates. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 To have diversified the economy of rural areas is a remarkable achievement. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Nearly all of them have diversified in this way, and that is to be encouraged. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In accordance with ministerial exhortation, they are diversifying and getting closer to the market. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In some honeypot situations, the landowner will have opportunities to recoup some costs by diversifying and providing commercial facilities. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In that situation how can industry be diversified? From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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