| 词汇 | example_english_edit |
| 释义 | Examples of editThese 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 book is edited, and the 17 chapters written, by good people in their fields. The papers were presented at an international conference in 2004 and were edited to form chapters in this book. In general the volume is well edited and illustrated in colour although captions occasionally get lost. From their responses, 45 questions were developed and edited for clarity. Most television sets are too small for comfortable split screen editing. Both use a repertoire of technical tricks to achieve this: camera angles, amplification, lighting, editing, backing tapes, and so forth. There is no editing out of real time. To change to a different speaker configuration, only the list needs to be edited, not each instance of its use. In the production of electronic music, the sampling process encompasses selecting, recording, editing and processing sound pieces to be incorporated into a larger musical work. Because of a lack of editing and integration, the chapters are repetitious in their literature reviews and details of the various statistical procedures used. In the processes of composition and editing the speaker arranges, qualifies, withholds, or releases verbal behavior which already exists in some strength in his repertoire. The abstracts have also been edited to convey the main message of each article even if the chapter itself focuses on a more specialist audience. Readers will remember that a collection with the same title, edited by the same two editors, appeared in 1980. Manuscripts may be edited to improve clarity and expression. The book is well written, illustrated and edited and is packed with valuable information for researchers, growers and consumers. Data were visually edited offline for motor artifacts, eye blinks, and eye movements. The 121 items provided with musical notation are edited together with their complete texts in mostly modern chant notation. Each piece of writing is meticulously edited, and provided with a useful but unobtrusive commentary. The volume is well edited and produced with excellent diagrams and photographs. Such inconsistencies should have been edited out, and comparisons/contrasts in crop breeding strategies, biotechnologies, histories, uses and gene resources edited in. Sequences were then edited according to the purpose of each analysis. The standards of presentation and editing are extremely high. All the essays are worthwhile and well edited. The transcripts of the tapes were edited and retyped to form the main material of the investigation. Nativists claim that children are exposed to degenerate data but written data is edited and is typically not degenerate. Each edited tape was constructed with the same number of 8-sec actions and 3-sec intertrial intervals of black tape. Transform windows cannot be edited directly by typing into them or by cutting-and-pasting text. Their broad knowledge and excellent judgement have been invaluable in evaluating and editing manuscripts for the journal over many, many years. To these ends, the industry kept records of the boards' rulings in order to avoid costly editing that the censors might order. The main text was not rewritten or edited, and no new literature was incorporated into the discussion. There are interesting tensions between the chapters, which the editors have wisely avoided editing out for the sake of consistency of viewpoint. While the book is conceptually well organized and written in a clear and direct style, it could have benefited from serious editing. The book is unfortunately marred by technical and editing problems-repetition, grammatical slips, stylistically cumbersome passages, and weak internal organization of some chapters. With untiring zeal he ransacked the archives, exhumed scores of documents and edited many of them. Contemporary non-linear recording software has added the visual dimension to editing sound in a way that simply wasn't present in tape-based formats. The volume is rigorously edited and attractively presented. All of the published papers have been peer-reviewed and rigorously edited. The records from which the past can be reconstructed are too extensive to be presented coherently without editing and selecting. The transcript was extensively revised by the composer and edited by the present writer to produce the current version. Electronic scholarship and editing necessarily draw their primary models from longstanding philological practices in language study, textual scholarship, and bibliography. There has been a lack of attention for the technical details of the editing process. Although this is a matter of editing rather than content, it is nevertheless regrettable. The book is edited, for example, at a moment of economic and political crisis. The book has been very well edited in that a high quality is maintained throughout the essays. Similarly, a bit of work on editing the figures would have helped readability. In addition, the book could have been edited more thoroughly, since there are several typographical errors. However, skilful editing cannot quite conceal the notable lacunae within the book. The discussion following the papers is of a high standard, has been well edited and forms an instructive and interesting feature. The visual material is edited to reflect the concepts of circularity and recurrence. If the noise-burst of a click is edited from the speech wave, the click cannot be perceptually recovered. They chose and then edited the extracts for themselves so that they had a feeling for the persons they were to become. Tied in with editing issues are concerns raised when the user is permitted to spell any word. Other systems permit editing of an already existing knowledge base, with the design of the editor following from a domain model. Page numbers should be given in full for all references to articles in journals or edited volumes. In our case, this means a mechanism that takes recently encountered text into consideration when computing the probability of some newly edited segment of text. All of these objects are guided by the so-called 'eventscript' that can be edited either within the application or by any other simple text editor. The words were not edited in any other way, and were thus representative of the acoustic-phonetic variability found in speech. Given that there are 10 co-authors for this chapter, it is surprising and unfortunate that the chapter is not well written or edited. The six resulting scores (two editing conditions x 3 blocks) were each based on 24 forced-choice judgments (6 stops x 2 talkers x 2 repetitions). He has published over fifty journal articles, two edited volumes, and numerous other papers on topics in language comprehension, language production, reading, and dialogue. The editing functions allow the designer to create the specific system configurations. Through the selection and editing tool they were able to isolate these phrases and move them into the next phase of the p rocess. All copy will be reviewed by the editorial staff and is subject to editing. Each phrase was edited into its own file. The book has been poorly edited, and is unattractive and badly designed. The production process consisted of cycles of brain-storming, planning, editing and revision. The editor focus is analogous to the cursor in a string editor: it marks the place to which editing commands apply. Non-sampling error was reduced by the extensive questionnaire, pre-testing, intensive interviewer training, and daily editing and supervision in the field. We have done very little editing as you can see, the only major thing was to remove most of the endless case-analysis of predefined functions. Had this chapter been placed first in the section, much of the text of the remaining chapters could have been edited down. All insisted that music of the past be studied, edited and performed. As usual with such edited volumes, the contributions are of differing quality and relevance. We intend also to introduce the possibility of editing the induced rule sets. All of these could subsequently be altered by editing or used for additional musical purposes. Both are edited to the same soundtrack and show different but complementary scenes simultaneously. Individuality in prose may be an asset in some circumstances, but a volume such as this, in my opinion at least, required hard editing. Much worse, some of the papers are very poorly edited, and many have at least a few annoying errors. We began, therefore, by looking at women's par ticipation in the process of editing. Much of his work was dedicated to editing. The book is beautifully edited and practically free of misprints. The standards of editing are high, and the book is very informative and reads fluently, with the authors wearing their considerable scholarship lightly. Each sequence was edited to correct sequencing ambiguities and remove the primer sequence. Programmes for editing which deny the significance of authority and identity for the choice of copy-text cannot take account of these differences. Nevertheless, most of the major works in the tradition have been edited, or at least examined. Extensive training of the interviewers and detailed data editing routines have ensured the high quality of these retrospective data. Finally, the complete unit of work is approved and the system will make these entries unavailable for editing. However, where there are problems with final length, once illustrations and drawings are combined with text, authors may be contacted for editing advice. The pattern of the film's editing demonstrates a rhythmic structure, different for each stage of the film. Each volume is edited by an authority on the writer in question and contains the major works. However, many teachers like the program's adaptability and see a use for it with senior students and for editing their own administrative and curriculum writing. Often writers have no experience of editing and proofreading their text. Thorough editing would have eliminated these and corrected stylistic and grammatical slips. Next time, though, he should recruit a more grammatically-minded colleague to do his editing for him. The black-and-white illustrations in this volume are therefore as much the object edited and commented upon as the related textual phrases and passages. How did you get involved with editing it and eventually transforming it into one of the major international journals? 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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