英语词汇“commensurable”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

commensurable

/kəˈmɛnʃ(ə)rəb(ə)l

adjective

1Measurable by the same standard: the finite is not commensurable with the infinite...

They encouraged practices and beliefs that were commensurable with a disenchanted outlook.
But the Human Rights Act has also done an excellent job of promoting the idea that individual rights can be negotiated, because they are commensurable with other considerations.
Because socialists demand the maximum freedom for individuals commensurable with the freedom of all.

2 (commensurable to) rare Proportionate to.The service of the members of the Committee is commensurable to the service of the Board of Directors....

The salary given is commensurable to educational qualifications and working experience of the candidate.
The high-skilled IT specialists are not paid the salaries commensurable to the European ones because of the costs of life and the salary level in Ukraine.

3 Mathematics (Of numbers) in a ratio equal to a ratio of integers.Book five lays out the work of Eudoxus on proportion applied to commensurable and incommensurable magnitudes....

The aim of Book X is to investigate the commensurable and the incommensurable, the rational and irrational continuous quantities.’
In this he discussed whether the celestial motions are commensurable or, expressed another way, is there a basic time interval so that the day, month, and year are all exact integer multiples of it.

Derivatives

commensurability

/kəmɛnʃ(ə)rəˈbɪlɪti

/ noun ...

The attempt to bind those fields closer together leads Herbert at times into inconsistencies that point up the difficulty of finding comprehensible commensurability across disciplines.
Such language brings us back to Dimock's premise of commensurability, the law's exercise in abstractions that ‘assigns due weight to disparate things’.
The last decade has seen many attempts to carry out multiple criterion synchronization without assuming such commensurability.

commensurably

adverb ...

The contracted fees from the television station for the warm-up matches will be commensurably less.
As the shares the candidates desire exceed 100 per cent, they will be reduced commensurably down to 14.3 per cent each.
If Scotland qualify for the quarter-finals, the prices will be commensurably higher as the tournament enters its closing stages.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from late Latin commensurabilis, from com- 'together' + mensurabilis, from mensurare 'to measure'.

单词	commensurable
释义	commensurable /kəˈmɛnʃ(ə)rəb(ə)l / adjective 1Measurable by the same standard: the finite is not commensurable with* the infinite... They encouraged practices and beliefs that were commensurable with a disenchanted outlook. But the Human Rights Act has also done an excellent job of promoting the idea that individual rights can be negotiated, because they are commensurable with other considerations. Because socialists demand the maximum freedom for individuals commensurable with the freedom of all. 2 (commensurable to) rare* Proportionate to.The service of the members of the Committee is commensurable to the service of the Board of Directors.... The salary given is commensurable to educational qualifications and working experience of the candidate. The high-skilled IT specialists are not paid the salaries commensurable to the European ones because of the costs of life and the salary level in Ukraine. 3 Mathematics (Of numbers) in a ratio equal to a ratio of integers.Book five lays out the work of Eudoxus on proportion applied to commensurable and incommensurable magnitudes.... The aim of Book X is to investigate the commensurable and the incommensurable, the rational and irrational continuous quantities.’ In this he discussed whether the celestial motions are commensurable or, expressed another way, is there a basic time interval so that the day, month, and year are all exact integer multiples of it. Derivatives commensurability /kəmɛnʃ(ə)rəˈbɪlɪti / noun ... The attempt to bind those fields closer together leads Herbert at times into inconsistencies that point up the difficulty of finding comprehensible commensurability across disciplines. Such language brings us back to Dimock's premise of commensurability, the law's exercise in abstractions that ‘assigns due weight to disparate things’. The last decade has seen many attempts to carry out multiple criterion synchronization without assuming such commensurability. commensurably adverb ... The contracted fees from the television station for the warm-up matches will be commensurably less. As the shares the candidates desire exceed 100 per cent, they will be reduced commensurably down to 14.3 per cent each. If Scotland qualify for the quarter-finals, the prices will be commensurably higher as the tournament enters its closing stages. Origin Mid 16th century: from late Latin commensurabilis, from com- 'together' + mensurabilis, from mensurare 'to measure'.
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