英汉词典

1.If now it is found that this rule is practically right, then it is a law, because it is a categorical imperative.

如果发现这一个规则是实践上正确的，是一条法则，因为这是一条无条件的命令。

2.I think this is just obvious, an inflection given that we've agreed to use the categorical dispositional language at all.

显而易见的是，我们同意了分类外在语言这一叫法。

3.The problem with categorical thinking in biology is that evolution does not work like that.

生物学中分类思想的问题就是，进化不会像（分类规定）的那样进行。

4.Oldham said he believes the evidence is "pretty persuasive" that personality is a dimensional construct rather than a categorical one.

Oldham曾说他相信人格是一个立体结构而是绝对的一。

5.We don't know whether this was because he didn't want to take the chance or because he believed in the categorical moral principles.

我们不知道这是否是因为他不想冒这个险，还是因为他相信绝对的道德原则。

6.Aristotle's claim about naturalness seems to require, as he told us, slavery, the categorical distinction of humanity into masters and slaves.

亚里士多德关于自然演变的主张，似乎包含了奴役，分类地，将人类区别成主与奴。

7.The statistical methods for categorical data have been discussed with examples in clinical papers.

以几篇临床论文实例讨论分类断据的统计方法。

8.This law become categorical, essential and it becomes imperative that everyone should follow it.

这法则变为明确的，必要的且人人必须遵守法则成为当务之急。