例句與造句

1. These terms proved ambiguous and eventually evolved into their more descriptive forms, although some may still prefer the original three categories.
2. Descriptive forms of technocriticism include some scholarship in the history of technology, science and technology studies, cyberculture studies and philosophy of technology.
3. In another role, it is an answer, for that legal order, to the obedience question-put in the more clearly descriptive form,'Why is the law binding ? '.
4. The aviation incident naming convention has reached almost cult-like status now, to the point where the mere possibilty of using a COMMON NAME, or even user friendly guessable descriptive form, is simply verboten for 99.99 % of aviation incidents.
5. However, the Smurfs find it very difficult to use this new politically correct language, since very complicated and descriptive forms of expression are now needed and are subject to different interpretations, meaning that the resolution of the linguistic issue is still a long way off.
6. It's difficult to find descriptive form in a sentence. 用descriptive form造句挺難的
7. As the arthistorian L髍醤d Hegyi wrote : " Laszlo Laszlo Revesz is operating on the stage of the theater of improbabilities and obscure dramaturgies, while offering destabilizing images and movie-like scenes, packed in a dry, un-personal, objective, descriptive form.
8. Referring to two fundamental notions of Ren?Descartes, Hiley states that " if we can give up the assumption that space-time is absolutely necessary for describing physical processes, then it is possible to bring the two apparently separate domains of " res extensa " and " res cogitans " into one common domain ", and he adds that " by using the notion of process and its description by an algebraic structure, we have the beginnings of a descriptive form that will enable us to understand quantum processes and will also enable us to explore the relation between mind and matter in new ways ."