appear (verbe)
Sens 1 : to give the impression of being
or doing something. [source : OAAD]
Contextes :
- Certain options, such as meet-in-the-middle and caching, appear to be the most
effective candidate options.
- These movements of residues Arg514 and Arg517 appear to be correlated with the
motion of the thumb subdomain.
- Still, many other oppida appear to have been established at the juncture of the
La Tène B2 to C1, at about 225 B.C (Wells 1995:213).
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Sens 2 : to begin to exist or be known or used for the
first time. [source : OAAD]
Contextes :
- Second generation colorimeters first appeared in the 1920s.
- Sedentary settlements first appeared in the Rizhao area during the Beixin period
(c. 5300-4100 BC) and increased in size and number during the Late Dawenkou period (c.
30002600 BC).
- The Early Period and the Two State Council Documents RTL first appeared in 1955,
when the CCP was in the midst of a mass campaign to "Eliminate Hidden
Counter-revolutionaries Completely" (chedi suqing ancan de fangemin fenzi).
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Sens 3 : to start to be seen, to arrive, or to
exist in a place, especially suddenly. [source : LG]
Contextes :
- I, however, only count those communities that were significant enough to appear
on contemporary maps or in directories of the era.
- Above the turbulent liquid surface a spray suddenly appeared (within one video
frame of about 40 ms) across the whole depth of flowing gas.
- It is in these steps that marl-like deposits (heavily calcreted carbonates)
begin to appear in the profiles.
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Sens 4 : to become evident or manifest [source : MW]
Contextes :
- There appear to be two main ways of incorporating information into the
model.
- Furthermore, there appears to be little interest by commercial developers in the
surface parking lots in the supposed 'zone of assimilation'.
- Once again, rightly or wrongly, there appears to be a reluctance to treat the
CEHR as occupying a sufficiently 'neutral' position above the political fray to be
conferred with such a status.