例句與造句

1. All the plants have descriptive signs and the commonly seen plants are cacti, palms and bamboo.
2. Many sites contain descriptive signs, viewing pavilions, picnic facilities, toilets, radio receivers and brochures.
3. The ha-ha, with a descriptive sign, is on the right before the bend of the driveway.
4. It said the public interest was served when " descriptive signs or indications may be used freely by all ."
5. The descriptive signs are on open display for passers-by to read and learn from as they walk along the streets.
6. It's difficult to find descriptive sign in a sentence. 用descriptive sign造句挺難的
7. It added that the public interest was served when " descriptive signs or indications may be used freely by all ."
8. The public interest is served when " descriptive signs or indications may be used freely by all, " the ruling said.
9. It was created jointly by the chickee hut as well as several gazebos, which have descriptive signs offering information on the wildlife and plant life.
10. A descriptive sign is defined as any symbol of a formal language which designates things or processes in the world, or properties or relations of things.
11. The use of logical signs is determined by the logical rules of the language, whereas meaning is arbitrarily attached to descriptive signs when they are applied to a given domain of individuals.
12. Descriptive signs were perhaps more common when deaf education was first established : Clerc and T . H . Gallaudet all have descriptive name signs ( though Clerc's was presumably his French Sign Language name ).
13. A tour of " Villa Grimaldi " has been described as a " tour of barbarity " featuring exhibits with descriptive signs such as " Place of hangings ", " Torture chamber ", " Annex torture chamber ", " Women's cells 1x1 meter ", " The Grill : Electric Beds " and others.
14. Procter & Gamble claimed that marks composed of signs or indications satisfying that definition [ of descriptiveness ] should not be refused registration unless they lack additional signs and indications, and the purely descriptive signs or indications of which they are composed are not presented or configured in a manner that distinguishes the resultant whole from the usual way of designating the goods or services concerned, or their essential characteristics.
15. According to Rudolf Carnap, in logic, an interpretation is a "'descriptive interpretation "'( also called a "'factual interpretation "') if at least one of the undefined symbols of its formal system becomes, in the interpretation, a " descriptive sign " ( i . e ., the name of single objects, or observable properties ).