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In a storytelling game, the players use the game's rules to create characters to serve as alter egos of a sort.
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在讲故事游戏中,玩家根据规则建立起人物个性的每一面。 |
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In a straight fight, therefore, it was the drug-sensitive strain that had the selective advantage when faced with a two-pronged attack.
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这场直接的菌群较量说明了当面对两种进攻的时候,敏感菌有优势。 |
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In a strict legal sense no proclamation of military occupation is necessary.
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在严格的法律标准下,军事占领并不需要经过宣告。 |
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In a strict, step-by-step or mechanical way.
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机械地以严格的,一步一步的或机械的方式 |
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In a stroke the archetypal boss, demanding always to be kept in the loop, is made a fool.
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廖廖数笔就创造了一个经典形象,即一个傻瓜蛋老板,他喜欢把自己的头一直伸在绞索里。 |
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In a study of 234 Hispanic-Americans, for instance, children compared themselves favorably with African-Americans.
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但是当他们比较自己和白人小孩,对自己族群的自然偏好却消失无踪。 |
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In a study of UK companies between 1980 and 1994, they found a wage bonus of up to 13 per cent two years after the acquisition for employees in companies bought by US rivals .
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在一项对1980年至1994年之间英国公司的研究中,他们发现,公司被美国竞争对手收购两年后,雇员工资可提高多至13%。 |
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In a study of island lizards exposed to a new predator, the scientists found that natural selection dramatically changed direction over a very short time, within a single generation, favoring first longer and then shorter hind legs.
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一种岛屿蜥蜴出现了新的掠食者,科学家经过研究发现,一段短短的时间——仅仅一代,自然选择戏剧般有方向性地出现,使其由长肢改变到短肢。 |
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In a study of nearly 75,000 Europeans aged 60 and above, the diet based on plenty of fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains, fish and olive oil was linked to a longer life expectancy.
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一份针对近七万五千名六十岁以上欧洲人的研究指出,这种基本上以丰富的水果、蔬菜、豆类、谷类、鱼与橄榄油为主的饮食,与较长的平均寿命相关联。 |
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In a study of over 10,000 work relationships at five very different organisations, Tiziana Casciaro and Miguel Sousa Lobo, academics at Harvard Business School and the Fuqua School of Business respectively, found that (given the choice) people consistentl
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传统的做法是包容这样的人如果他们确实有点能力——因为工作能力突出的独行侠可以通过培训改变而那些人际关系良好工作能力不强的合群佬却改变不了。 |
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In a study of what attracted mosquitoes to people, Butler said he work off a theory that they go for humans who provide the richest source of cholesterol and B vitamins, which the pesky insects need to live but do not produce themselves.
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在一项关于什么吸引蚊子叮人的研究中,布特勒说他得出这样一条结论:蚊子爱找那些能提供丰富胆固醇和b族维生素的人,因为这些讨厌的昆虫需要这些物质而自己却不能生成。 |