maze.

/meyz/US // meɪz //UK // (meɪz) //

迷宫,迷阵,迷雾,迷魂阵

Definitions

1.
- ›a confusing network of intercommunicating paths or passages; labyrinth.
- ›any complex system or arrangement that causes bewilderment, confusion, or perplexity: Her petition was lost in a maze of bureaucratic red tape.
- ›a state of bewilderment or confusion.
- ›a winding movement, as in dancing.

nounlabyrinth; confusion

Synonyms

From a scientific perspective, we have designed new artificial evolutionary algorithms that have produced a diverse set of robots that drive or crawl, and can learn to navigate through complex mazes.
First, the scientists taught adult mice, which have a lower rate of neurogenesis, similar to an adult human brain, to navigate a maze.
The last time Peter Vogel stepped inside Nationals Park before this month, in December 2019, the outfield had been transformed into a temporary Christmas market, with a 90,000-square-foot maze of lights and a few dozen vendors.
Some senators joked about feeling like mice as they navigated a maze of seven-foot-tall, plexiglass booths that surround their desks.
Patients are lucky, he added, if their doctor knows how to navigate the charitable assistance maze.
“Cornerstone Cellars barrels are lost within a collapsed barrel maze,” she shared.
Everything legal and worth making money from is like a maze.
Maze-like is a kind way of describing the economic landscape for Americans in the South, particularly Atlanta.
The maze ends in an expansive Zen garden, complete with a pebble pool-pit and a vast mirror along one wall.
In 2010, he reported that the mice who practiced on the dual actually got smarter on tests of general cognitive abilities.

/meyz/US // meɪz //UK // (meɪz) //

迷宫,迷阵,迷雾,迷魂阵

1.
- ›a confusing network of intercommunicating paths or passages; labyrinth.
- ›any complex system or arrangement that causes bewilderment, confusion, or perplexity: Her petition was lost in a maze of bureaucratic red tape.
- ›a state of bewilderment or confusion.
- ›a winding movement, as in dancing.

nounlabyrinth; confusion

Synonyms

From a scientific perspective, we have designed new artificial evolutionary algorithms that have produced a diverse set of robots that drive or crawl, and can learn to navigate through complex mazes.
First, the scientists taught adult mice, which have a lower rate of neurogenesis, similar to an adult human brain, to navigate a maze.
The last time Peter Vogel stepped inside Nationals Park before this month, in December 2019, the outfield had been transformed into a temporary Christmas market, with a 90,000-square-foot maze of lights and a few dozen vendors.
Some senators joked about feeling like mice as they navigated a maze of seven-foot-tall, plexiglass booths that surround their desks.
Patients are lucky, he added, if their doctor knows how to navigate the charitable assistance maze.
“Cornerstone Cellars barrels are lost within a collapsed barrel maze,” she shared.
Everything legal and worth making money from is like a maze.
Maze-like is a kind way of describing the economic landscape for Americans in the South, particularly Atlanta.
The maze ends in an expansive Zen garden, complete with a pebble pool-pit and a vast mirror along one wall.
In 2010, he reported that the mice who practiced on the dual actually got smarter on tests of general cognitive abilities.