例句與造句

1. That is the case of " explicit " file sequences.
2. As long ago as 1966, G . M . Morton proposed Z-order for file sequencing of a static two dimensional geographical database.
3. There are tools to split up CineForm AVI or MOV files into DPC file sequences, and vice versa, to reassemble CineForm MOV and AVI files from DPC sequences.
4. File segmentation, also called related-file fragmentation, or application-level ( file ) fragmentation, refers to the lack of locality of reference ( within the storing medium ) between related files ( see file sequence for more detail ).
5. Notable software packages acknowledging explicit file sequences as single filesystem objects, rather typical in the Audio / Video post-production industry ( see below ), are found among products by Autodesk, Quantel, DVS, as well as Adobe After Effects.
6. It's difficult to find file sequence in a sentence. 用file sequence造句挺難的
7. For this reason, when a file sequence has a more strong locality of reference, particularly when it is related to their actual contents, it is better to highlight this fact by letting their well-ordering induce an alphanumeric ordering of the filenames too.
8. Many file systems provide defragmentation tools, which attempt to reorder fragments of files, and sometimes also decrease their scattering ( i . e . improve their contiguity, or locality of reference ) by keeping either smaller files in directories, or directory trees, or even file sequences close to each other on the disk.
9. In computing, file sequences should ideally obey some kind of locality of reference principle, so that not only all the files belonging to the same sequence ought to be locally referenced to each other, but they also obey that as much as is their proximity with respect to the ordering relation . " Explicit " file sequences are, in fact, sequences whose filenames all end with a numeric or alphanumeric tag in the end ( excluding file extension ).
10. In computing, file sequences should ideally obey some kind of locality of reference principle, so that not only all the files belonging to the same sequence ought to be locally referenced to each other, but they also obey that as much as is their proximity with respect to the ordering relation . " Explicit " file sequences are, in fact, sequences whose filenames all end with a numeric or alphanumeric tag in the end ( excluding file extension ).