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单词 exponent
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exponent
noun[C]
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊ.nənt/us
/ɪkˈspoʊ.nənt/

exponentnoun[C](PERSON)

apersonwhosupportsanideaorbelieforperformsanactivity:
（想法或信仰的）拥护者，鼓吹者；（某活动的）能手
AdamSmith was an exponentoffreetrade.亚当‧斯密提倡自由贸易。
Jacqueline du Pré was aleadingexponentofthecello.杰奎琳•杜普雷是一流的大提琴演奏大师。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Supporters, members & defenders
  • allyship
  • anti-evolution
  • anti-evolutionary
  • anti-evolutionist
  • apologist
  • apostle
  • booster
  • cadre
  • defender
  • disciple
  • new/fresh bloodidiom
  • partisan
  • patroness
  • protagonist
  • recruit
  • seconder
  • sidekick
  • upholder
  • votary
  • well-wisher
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exponentnoun[C](NUMBER)

mathematicsspecialized
anumberorsignthatshowshow manytimesanothernumberis to bemultipliedby itself:
指数
In 64and yn, 4 and n are the exponents.在64和yn中，4和n是指数。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Terms for numbers
  • additive inverse
  • aliquot
  • common denominator
  • common factor
  • common multiple
  • cos
  • fold
  • fortyfold
  • fourfold
  • GCF
  • hundredfold
  • imaginary number
  • odd
  • recurring
  • recurring number
  • remainder
  • resultant
  • root
  • sevenfold
  • weighting
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(Definition ofexponentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exponent| American Dictionary

exponent
noun[C]
us
/ɪkˈspoʊ·nənt,ˈek·spoʊ-/
someone whosupportsanidea,plan, orposition:
He was theleadingexponent of thebehavioralapproachtopsychology.
exponent
noun[C]
us
/ɪkˈspoʊ·nənt/
mathematics
anumberorsignthatshowshow manytimesanothernumberis to bemultipliedby itself
(Definition ofexponentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

exponent| Business English

exponent
noun[C]
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊnənt/us
apersonwhosupportsanideaorbelief:
an exponent of sthAdamSmith was an exponent offreetrade.
apersonwhoperformsanactivity:
an exponent of sthHe is one of Japan'smasterexponents of theartofsushi.
anumberorsignwhichshowshow manytimesanothernumberis to bemultipliedby itself:
In 6³ and y², 3 and 2 are the exponents.
(Definition ofexponentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexponent

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In the initial table all and exponents are replaced by ones.
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The primary interest of the exponents of the qualitative paradigm is meaningful social interaction in relatively local, self-designating communities.
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Families of invariant manifolds corresponding to non-zero characteristics exponents.
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Let m be an ergodic measure for f^ with non-zero exponents such that ^ is regular.
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There generally will be m such exponents, some of which may coincide.
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Section 4 contains a statistical analysis of simulated data demonstrating their close proximity to empirical records in the sense of scaling laws with "realistic" exponents.
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The mobility has normally been attributed to the fact that the featural exponents are not segmentally affiliated in underlying representation.
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The exponents of these "humility-projecting" functions include vague words, attenuators, downtoners, and mitigators, expressions of uncer tainty and tentativeness and of belief.
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The first type has exponents j and j with j - j not equal to an integer.
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Liapunov exponents in chaotic systems: their importance and their evaluation using observed data.
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The offsets measured under these conditions can only be fitted by sinusoids raised to exponents greater than unity.
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Thus, large exponents would tend to produce weak or no responses to counterphasing gratings except near the optimal spatial phase.
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To test the model, we compare two independently derived exponents.
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Finally, we examined the effect that large exponents would have on responses to counterphasing gratings.
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The second is the conventional assumption that the segmental exponents of morphemes are present in surface representations, unless some specific prohibition dictates otherwise.
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