例句與造句

1. In the category of vector spaces, the exponential object Z ^ Y always exists.
2. However, the non-existence of one or more of the four characteristics on an object Z is sufficient to lead to the argument that Z is not a " God " that we have defined above.
3. ,there were about 50 possible objects z = 8 or farther, and another 100 z = 7 candidates, based on photometric redshift estimates released by the Hubble eXtreme Deep Field ( XDF ) project from observations made between mid-2002 and December 2012.
4. The incompleteness of initial information about the distribution of weights of a group of objects is characterized by the set of admissible distributions of weights of objects Z \ subseteq I ^ n, which is also called the set of admissible situations, the elements of z \ in Z are called admissible situations.
5. For the game, " Crash Bandicoot " co-creator Andy Gavin programmed a new engine named " Game-Oriented Object z-buffer was created for the game; because the water surfaces and mud in the jungle had to be a flat plane and be exactly flat on the Y-axis, there could be no waves and the subdividing plane could not be at an odd angle.
6. It's difficult to find object z in a sentence. 用object z造句挺難的
7. Therefore in a model that satisfies all the D n-s, there are objects corresponding to z 1, z 2 . . . and each combination of k of these appear as " first arguments " in some B j, meaning that for every k of these objects z p 1 . . . z p k there are z q 1 . . . z q m, which makes ? ( z p 1 . . . z p k, z q 1 . . . z q m ) satisfied.
8. Some speakers who use such utterances do so in an attempt, albeit a grammatically unconventional one, to create a non-pleonastic construction : A person who says " X is more bigger than Y " may, in the context of a conversation featuring a previous comparison of some object Z with Y, mean " The degree by which X exceeds Y in size is greater than the degree by which Z exceeds Y in size . " This usage amounts to the treatment of " bigger than Y " as a single grammatical unit, namely an adjective itself admitting of degrees, such that " X is more bigger than Y " is equivalent to " X is more bigger-than-Y than Z is . " Another common way to express this is : " X is even bigger than Z ."