exclusion造句
151. The very phrase implies exclusion, segregation, a particular approach to learning and teaching.
152. But today, the Oxford University Sports Director was furious at her exclusion.
153. An alternative way of dealing with the problem of observational equivalence is to impose apriori what are called exclusion restrictions.
154. Needless to say, this is not to the exclusion of men but in co-operation with them.
155. They will concentrate on reaching the eighteen-to-forty-nine-year-old population group, to the exclusion of all others.
156. But the exclusion is all-important because women's presence would dissolve the symmetry between men's work and masculinity.
157. The interesting issues in economics arise when, as with national defence, exclusion of certain individuals from consumption is effectively impossible.
158. Although bank loans are a vitally important source of finance, this is not to the complete exclusion of equity issues.
159. Unfortunately, it arrived right after our Work Group has met and discussed issues related to its inclusion or exclusion.
160. Novel approaches to Roma exclusion may have to be attempted to overcome mutual suspicion.
161. A spokeswoman for Mr Prescott yesterday made it clear that he had been unhappy at his exclusion.
162. The judge placed an exclusion order on him, banning him from city centre shops.
163. Which the elation of liberty and the pain of exclusion were indistinguishably mingled.
164. A sense of the girls and boys behind me filled me to the exclusion of everything.
165. He was disappointed with his exclusion from the England squad.
166. Suspicion of tumor should become greater during a systemic exclusion of the causes of hematuria.
167. The lower curve marks the exclusion threshold for data pairs.
168. A data structure for mutual exclusion, also known as a binary semaphore.
169. An insurance document may contain reference to any exclusion clause.
170. She studies world history at the university, to the exclusion of all other subjects.
171. Mutual exclusion is the rule in both discrete and contiguous selection.
172. Two TV crews , encamped in the hotel lobby had protested their exclusion to Teresa Van Buren.
173. The exclusion principle is a statement of this empirical finding.
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