例句與造句

1. Some intrepid editor needs to script up a scraper that can automatically pull the tons of machine-parseable data from it ..
2. You might also consider ( as either an alternative or some sort of hybrid ) that SCOP releases all their classifications in parseable flat files . ( ) Don't worry now about automation.
3. Dates in articles don't need to be machine-parseable, they're meant for humans to read, and humans can figure out from context whether the date is Julian or Gregorian  or if not, the article should clarify.
4. There is the universal wiki markup project that's going out there and Wikimedia has not participated in that as much as it probably should, considering that it's the largest and most prominent wiki on the net, but there is a project to develop a universal markup for wikis, and hopefully the markup that comes out of that will be a lot more parseable.
5. Of course, when we expand the code in this way we can add some additional error checking, such as a " try : . . . except : " block around the conversion, and a test for too many values on any given line of input . ( My idiomatic code attempts to convert a whole line, which fails on the first non-parseable value on a line---but could work on converting thousands of values on one long line of input when our improved code could test on the first extraneous value.
6. It's difficult to find parseable in a sentence. 用parseable造句挺難的