例句與造句

1. :: There is a slightly different method in my organic chemistry lab book.
2. The lab books were used to create the final diagrams of the crime scene at the school, in the Denver suburb of Littleton.
3. Attorney James Rouse, who represents several Columbine families, said he expects yet more documents to surface after the release of the lab books.
4. In April, Judge Brooke Jackson ordered the release of the lab books after CBS Broadcasting Inc . and several victims'families sought them.
5. In April, Judge Brooke Jackson ordered the release of the lab books after CBS Broadcasting Inc . and several victims'families asked for them.
6. It's difficult to find lab book in a sentence. 用lab book造句挺難的
7. They include Cockcroft's lab books, correspondence, photographs ( with dozens depicting the construction of Chalk River, CKFT 26 / 4 ), theses and political papers.
8. The nature of their wounds are also detailed in the lab books, which were used to create final diagrams of the crime scene at the Littleton, Colo ., school.
9. The details should be in any undergrad lab book ( This is in " Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments ", 4th edition, by Kenneth L . Williamson, pg 148 ).
10. The most infamous of these is Gramps'lab book, which is found in his cabin at the start of the game, and is used to complete the game at almost its very end.
11. Asked what lesson he draws from the affair, Bauer said : " What I learned is the importance of insuring that the primary lab books are kept relatively complete and can stand up to scrutiny ."
12. The documents, known as " lab books, " include notes taken by the first officers and investigators to arrive at Columbine the day that Harris and Klebold killed 12 students and a teacher before committing suicide.
13. The inventor's notebook ( also called a journal, lab book or log book ) is a systematic device for recording all information related to an invention in such a way that it can be used to develop a case during a patent contestation or patent-related lawsuit.
14. :Although I was an engineer, not a scientist, I always found that how ever many notes I made in my lab book, they were never enough and I had to re-perform at least " some " tests !-- talk ) 23 : 12, 9 March 2010 ( UTC)
15. Another consideration is that the test run is constrained by lab time ( they get 2.5 hrs to do a quiz, listen to my lecture, perform the pre-lab from their lab books, design the experiment and run it ) I'm absolutely certain there are plenty of non-quantifiable errors I could cite as the source of their data / conclusions being suspect.