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Перевод: generative

[прилагательное]
генеративный; порождающий; производительный; производящий; генерирующий

Тезаурус:

1. Importantly, there are no transformations capable of wholesale disfiguration of the by-products of any stage of the generative process.
2. However, it is also informed by more rigorous approaches to language - those of generative linguistics and formal semantics - and this greater leaning towards formalism can be seen both in its treatment of integration and construction, and in the attention it pays to aspects of language processing such as parsing.
3. Such generative practices structured my early experience, and built a constructed hierarchy of "us" and "them" which was set up and passed on to all initiates.
4. Now in a language of potentially unlimited generative capacity, I fail to see how this could be achieved for all expressions across all patterns of combination in the first way described above.
5. 1986) argue that rather than temporal priority, the most important principle in causal reasoning is that of generative transmission.
6. In the introvert, clockwise 1, 3, 5 series each generative five unit has two offspring, 1 and 1.
7. These gemmules have, accordingly, been invested by Darwin with two sorts of properties: those credited to every asexual part of the body, in 1838, to explain its generative and regenerative powers, and those invoked then to explain the impressionability and variability of immature ova.
8. The instructions provide a generative programme, the folding and unfolding are like the contractions and changes in contact in cell sheets in the embryo.
9. Jung (1964) has described these hidden facets as being creatively generative, but possessed of danger in any confrontation and difficult if not impossible to harness; for they are in effect alternative domains of power.
10. It should then contain a generative formulation which cannot easily be suppressed or denied (T. Turner 1977), for such domains of power lying between functional systems of control and disorder are, as Victor Turner (1977: 45) reminds us, "not merely reversive, they are often subversive, representing radical critiques of the central structures of a system".
11. Theories in the traditional natural sciences are usually based upon icons of generative processes rather than knowledge of the generative processes themselves, and we are not unhappy to be in that company.
12. The theory, as eventually set forth (1868), was constituted by two theses: that the generative material comes from all over the parent body or bodies, and that it consists of minute "gemmules" budded off from every part.
13. No one who was around in the late 1960s can have avoided the flood of changes which swept through the dress, sexual codes, language, food styles, cinema, literature, music, and other generative aspects of the new counter-culture.