| 词汇 | example_english_early |
| 释义 | Examples of earlyThese 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. In earlier books (1990, 1995), he has introduced much-needed grammatical sophistication into research on human linguistic prehistory. Thus, although a narrator's views are evident covertly through her choice of story, the overt message emanates from the characters or earlier tellers. All the transcripts for the child prior to the offer of that word were searched to identify any earlier adult or child uses. Establishing what these functions were requires recourse to our analysis of earlier talk and other conversation-external data. In the face of this strong impetus to stay on the earlier theme, the new direction of talk actually gets taken up. Is it interesting because it is higher in pitch, or quieter than earlier sounds? The earliest of this musical research was understandably of a rather general nature. In the earliest dances various metres and forms are employed. We lack the quantitative data from earlier par ts of the 20th century that would conclusively suppor t the diachronic account just outlined. We also provide a detailed comparison of our results with those in the earlier literature that studies the dynamics of the home sector. The bidder had made the same bid in an earlier round. When such members lost, they were much less likely to lose to another non-conformist in the 1980s and 1990s than in earlier decades. With the techniques of the earlier sections, we are able to solve these initial boundary value problems explicitly. Thus, both the year offsets and two scribal errors suggest the existence of an earlier document. The late 17th century seems the earliest likely period for their composition. If, however, ideas about disposal have changed, these respondents' views on funeral ritual remained in close accord with those of an earlier period. In so doing, it may help prevent the conflict from escalating and may lead to an earlier resolution. The results presented here differ in many respects from those of earlier studies. The fact of higher proportional food spending in the poorest households is consistent with data from earlier this century. Our purpose was to illustrate and / expand upon the quantitatively derived findings from the earlier wellbeing study using the qualitative data collected in that study. The earliest tax records for the period are makeshift, full of changing categories, and to be treated with caution. His earlier research includes the development of system architectures for shop floor control, cell control, and distributed scheduling. The anger on some faces, and despair on others, suggests an earlier time of friendship and love. According to the earlier examples, this should not be possible. The report was more comprehensive than earlier observations and there was obvious intent in their work, undertaken quickly and with relatively little support. However, in contrast to the earlier finding in the clinical sample, obsessionality did not predict persistence. We also extended the earlier study by assessing the rivalry rates of 18 subjects with schizophrenia and 18 subjects with major depression. The government also overturned its earlier decision not to accredit foreign diplomats to observe the elections. In this respect, it is worth returning to the earlier characterisation of the governance realm. A supposed increase in susceptibility due to earlier infection may also take effect only after the fish have lost the infection. The discussion is linked with earlier theories about organizational behavior and socialization. Once the matrix element has been found, one can follow theoretical methods developed earlier to study the nonlinear properties of a given mode. The responsory is as different as the five earlier versions are different from each other. In an actual physical case, the dissipative effects will inhibit the earlier collapse from occurring. A light editorial touch in the earlier section gives way later to some poor copy-editing. In particular, sympathy cannot produce certain patterns observed in deep serial derivations where one rule undoes the effect of an earlier rule. She has examined various aspects of mensural notation in earlier studies, and this will almost certainly be an important facet of her ongoing research. Several chapters serve an important corrective function in relation to earlier research. All patients were censored at 21 days, or at the point of withdrawal from the trial, if earlier. The new judicial elite did not, as far as we know, consciously attempt a parallel harmonization of their code with earlier ones. A dissociation was seen between gesture and word production at the earliest stages of language learning. Predicative uses of adjectives emerged significantly earlier than attributive uses (in 15 of 16 children, p<0.001 by binomial sign test). In summary, children at the earliest stages of language-learning use gesture to augment their linguistic resources, both at the lexical level and the sentence level. An earlier study in the same region found that 89.7 % of quitters did so because of a health problem [26]. Thus, one might think that the earliest meanings children have for objects are those best described as basiclevel meanings\\concepts. The earliest inflected verbs are imperatives and zero-marked verbs. Previous reports have described increased variability at much earlier stages of lexical development (typically less than 50 words). Discrepancies between this study and earlier investigations are discussed with reference to differences between habituation and preferential looking tasks. There are many more possible sites here than were found in the earlier sessions. The best parts of this book deal with the earlier period when there was a much greater degree of uniformity across the region. As a person's descendants branch out over successive generations, each generation gains only a portion of the earlier generation's claim. They were checking a list drawn up on the basis of the two earlier public events. The history reviewed in the earlier sections provides the explanation. There are only two changes from the earlier category and term for day in (24). The chapter is rather more difficult to read than earlier ones, but is insightful. The strength of the case-marking cue achieved significance in the earliest grade group and did not change as a function of exposure. However, this informant had emotional memories of the past which were still available for recall during earlier interviews. In the earlier period, until the 1930s, great deal of attention was paid to various, especially negative, aspects of women's and children's work. The in-migrants (settlers) continued to acquire land by various means as described in the earlier section. There were two clear differences from the earlier period. The ban certainly cannot have occurred earlier than 1668. The penult stress is stronger than earlier word-initial stresses. Crudely, a non-linguistic idea or "message" is converted into a series of linguistic representations, with earlier ones being syntactic, and later ones being phonological. Although we know that a complete output normally occurs in production, we do not know what has gone on at earlier stages. Can rehearsal of the earlier words ever be completely prevented? The selection starts even earlier if one considers the movements we make to obtain the information. Delays in skeletal ossification were the result of the progressive prolongation of earlier phases of fetal growth, including crucial phases of neurogenesis. The first response to discrepancies between theory and evidence would be to perform further experiments, to corroborate or reevaluate the earlier evidence. Examples follow of the very young infant's highly sophisticated perceptual and cognitive achievements in their earlier commentary. The multiplicative models described earlier are the most complex of the models presented. Clearly this earlier view still has its champions. Under these conditions, fly development was a negative function of temperature, and flies emerged earlier than parasitoids at all temperatures tested (fig. 2). Climate might have been an important selective pressure for earlier adult flight and shorter development time in the evolution of the four instar biotype. However, the results of the present research extend the scope of the model proposed in our earlier work in the following three dimensions. Indeed, the 'recycling' offers a more teacher-friendly distillation of the rather subtle ideas expressed in his earlier books, the last two in particular. A sense of the malleability of musical form replaces an earlier reliance on arduously memorised and - reconstructed recorded or notated models. In other words, the earlier grammar has both a formal and a social de®nition. Short words tended to be acquired earlier than long words. Therefore, they default to an earlier developing preposition such as a locative. In the present study, these errors were quite rare, suggesting that the earlier findings may have been influenced by factors related to the task itself. The relationship between an earlier start and outcomes, however, is modest in both contexts. Along similar lines, the last interval tends to be much longer than the earlier ones. Since earliest times, the establishment of disease entities and causes responsible for illness have been part of all healing strategies. The earliest age mentioned was 16 years, but ages of 21 or more can be found. Perhaps modern theorists become modern by emphasizing the differential movements and possibilities of what earlier was called mimesis. The colonists identified their present problems with those of the earlier period. In these conditions, a resumption of the earlier trend towards a convergence of prices between regions became possible. Thirdly, there is the question of how to regard psychiatric presentations in patients who report earlier transient neurological signs. The earlier confidence that a specific personality pattern predisposed to that disorder is now less certain. As with the fifth recension of the standard collection, there is no earlier extant manuscript tradition. Secondly, the level of stylistic continuity from the earlier letters is significant. If so, it is anachronistic to apply it to the earlier period. Building began at an earlier date than has generally been supposed. If such legends are so tenacious, it is because they rest upon the discoveries of an earlier period. Most importantly, he claimed that the new science was not the progeny of earlier science but the outgrowth of developments in the practical arts. Referring back to our earlier arguments, we find in this chapter a decontextualized analysis, a reductionist perspective and a local focus of concern. The specialized, sectorial character of earlier actions persisted, but there was a major difference. Others intercede at an earlier stage, working along the routes that the municipal trucks take. 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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