例句與造句

1. As far as I'm aware, they aren't known to have temperature or light regulation.
2. This light regulation of CRY protein levels suggests that CRY has a circadian role upstream of other clock genes and components.
3. Hong Kong is widely regarded as the world's freest economy, for its low taxes, light regulation, and customs-free port.
4. Shenzhen has grown into an international manufacturing powerhouse that relies on a concentration of factories, a virtually bottomless supply of cheap labor and light regulation.
5. But Bermuda has become the haven of choice for insurance companies in recent years because of light regulation and because of its growing pool of insurance experts.
6. It's difficult to find light regulation in a sentence. 用light regulation造句挺難的
7. Their recommendations have formed the basis of the FAA laser and bright light regulations and forms, as well as standards adopted in other countries and by the ICAO.
8. Blair managed simultaneously to denounce the legacy of the Tories, and to assure the electorate that he would preserve its most important features : low taxes, light regulation, privatization.
9. The National Marine Fisheries Service is still investigating both incidents, but GreenWorld Leader Max Strahan said the accidents were inevitable with the growing popularity _ and light regulation of _ the whale watching industry.
10. But with no corporate taxes and light regulation, the island has quietly developed a booming insurance business, making Bermuda the third leg _ with New York and London _ in the world's central insurance triangle.
11. Even though Ireland has long boasted a devotion to " Anglo-Saxon " principles of light regulation, the country has followed Germany's tradition in reaching broad wage agreements in negotiations between unions, manufacturers and industry.
12. The fund industry made a large-scale move to onshore jurisdiction because scandals such as the fraud committed by Bernard Madoff meant that regulators were taking an increasingly dim view of tax opacity and light regulation in " tax havens ".
13. Textile-making was one of New England's first large-scale industries, and it flourished here for a century before the lures of low taxes, cheap labor and light regulation began drawing companies to other states or to Latin America and Asia after World War II.