| 词汇 | example_english_emergent |
| 释义 | Examples of emergentThese 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 familiar vision of a central self should be replaced with that of an emergent self that is both momentary and developing. That is, to elaborate on how to engineer artificial systems with desirable emergent properties. We can do things with, and do things to, emergent forms in an ongoing computation. Progressive local authorities, therefore, embraced the emergent technology of destructors and thereby wed municipal waste management to large-scale and cost-ineffective waste disposal schemes. Because of the emergent nature of epigenetic development, causality is often not transparent or straightforward. The disturbance was higher for the exposed zone, where the crown cover of emergent trees was not closed. Indeed, safety can be viewed as an emergent property of the medication process. There are specific mechanisms to describe the emergent properties of a complex system. The result is an emergent systemic discourse-level difference from target norms in the learners' use of the later-acquired means of text building. Without this network integration, it is unlikely that these transitory laborers had much linguistic influence on the emergent variety. Let us now examine the other half of this tension: the novel, the emergent, the discursively constructed elements constituted by the interaction itself. No wonder there is no emergent global consciousness from such a fragmented computational analogy. With these formative attempts to provide a rational basis for the understanding of nature, we can trace differences in emergent pluralism from its creationist counterparts. The object of his methods was to enhance a natural process of individuation emergent through techniques of active imagination (a sort of controlled daydream). Such a productive working order is an emergent pattern that is not the outcome of the command of a central pacemaker. I have argued that collective identity is an emergent construct shaped within practices that define a community. Such claims are themselves significant in shaping emergent patterns of diversity in later life. Interactions among human agents give rise to emergent systemic attributes that determine the system's ability to adapt to the turbulent environment. Indeed, emergent skills round up the variability of their underlying neuronal circuits and recruit them to enduring patterns of connectivity. It is a striking emergent tree, up to 60 m tall, with large plank buttresses. In complex systems, the research very often centres on the emergent global dynamics of a whole system. Such status images are implemented concurrently with, and form an emergent background for, acts of deference. Student teachers begin to recognise the vital role of sociodramatic play in the development of emergent literacy. Across sociolinguistically categorised groupings we may (or may not) see emergent patterns of higher or lower frequencies for particular forms. Instead of attempting to eliminate emergent phenomena, it could be interesting to explore how this might be deliberately achieved and harnessed. 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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