referent造句
1. A hypothesis should have an empirical referent. 3.
2. The failure to find a referent results in a numerical penalty being awarded to the reading for which it occurs.
3. Linguistically, it is a signifier with no referent and a multiplicity of significations.
4. In its usage of the real or referent as signifier, surrealism eminently illustrated de-differentiated signification.
5. Conclusion: CT scanning is of remarkable referent value and significance in diagnosing cranium facial osteofibrom hyperplasy.
6. The utterance functions of the modifiers include referent and assertion.
7. That is, for whatever reason, the referent group simply places no moral value on charitable contributions.
8. The Yihetuan movement is also a referent of modern cultural concept. Its ultranationalism with rich local colors of North China has some influence on large scaled dramatic mass movement.
9. The referential establishment in conversation is underlined by a variety of factors such as the accessibility features of the referent, conversational structure, anaphoric repair, and so on.
10. In painting, for instance, it is not necessary for the referent to be present.
11. In general, the bases of power include the following items: expert power , referent power, legitimate power, coercive power , reward power, information power, and connection power .
12. The soft starting function in the digital voltage regulator is realized by setting the referent voltage as a fixed gradient line from zero to the rating voltage.
13. Gender of the pronoun should be identical with its referent.
14. But Austin, who puts forward speech act theory, maintains that language is not only referent, but also performative.
15. Such asset structure involves not only external investment income and insufficient referent power of host country but also the weak roles of external investment.
16. All Reference types are cleared before they are enqueued, so the thread handling the post-mortem cleanup never has access to the referent object, only the Reference object.
17. The horizontal angle of the observer's bearing in surveying, measured clockwise from a referent direction, as from the north, or from a referent celestial body, usually Polaris.
18. Multidimensional narrative feature of The Golden Cangue are Chinese Lyric tradition, western realism tradition and modern Chinese discourse referent system.