| 释义 |
structuredness|ˈstrʌktjʊədnɪs|
[f. structured ppl. a. + -ness.]
The quality of being structured.
1966S. Beer Decision & Control xiv. 350 He refers to the gain in structured-ness that accompanies the entropy change in a biological system as a gain in the maturity of that system. 1970Jrnl. Gen. Psychol. July 69 The tasks of the Wechsler..are not composed of stimuli all of the same degree of structuredness. 1974Lang. Sciences Aug. 27/2, I am personally convinced that the focus on structuredness has been and will be as heuristic..in semantics as it has been in phonology and grammar. 1977Lancet 22 Jan. 172/1 The data are too few at present to indicate whether the use of H.C.G. in addition to myelin or cancer basic protein will significantly improve the specificity of the M.E.M. test and the related test for the ‘structuredness of cytoplasmic matrix’ as means for detecting the presence of malignant disease. |