例句與造句

1. Its core command set includes " joining and parting, changing nickname and setting topics ."
2. Western diplomats said NATO's core command was secured by the agreement signed Thursday by the Yugoslav government.
3. However, Western diplomats indicated that NATO's core command was secured by the agreement signed Thursday by the Yugoslav government.
4. However, Western diplomats indicated that NATO's core command was secured by the agreement signed last week by the Yugoslav government.
5. Within the commandant's department, the same sections were formed, building a core command structure that was replicated at each camp.
6. It's difficult to find core command in a sentence. 用core command造句挺難的
7. It houses Core Command, which coordinates Viper operations and resource allocation for the Fleet; sensor, weapons and communications controls; and the ship's helm.
8. "CORE Command " taps into the legends and archetypes that power the fantasy myths, with technology so powerful as to be virtually indistinguishable from magic.
9. The Andromeda gains a highly trained High Guard crew in some episodes only to have them disappear in the next, leaving the core command crew to deal with problems on the ship without help.
10. The core command set and syntax is the same in all implementations of Microsoft BASIC and generally speaking, a program can be run on any version if it does not use hardware-specific features or double precision numbers ( not supported in some implementations ).
11. :If the comparison is unsourced "'and "'there are serious questions about its scope, validity, or substantive value, "'and "'it embraces multiple contentious topics at once while making a contentious claim, I think we need to fall back hard on the core command of WP : Verifiability that " All material . . . including everything in articles . . . must be verifiable . " And, while not irrelevant, I don't think the existence of possibly contentious SEE ALSO links in other articles provides us with a solid policy-based foundation to do this as a matter of course.