例句與造句

1. In these cases it was also called " punctus perfectionis ".
2. The term originates from the Latin " punctus contra punctum " meaning " point against point ".
3. In the late 11th / early 12th century the " punctus versus " disappeared and was taken over by the simple " punctus " ( now with two distinct values ).
4. In the late 11th / early 12th century the " punctus versus " disappeared and was taken over by the simple " punctus " ( now with two distinct values ).
5. The late Middle Ages saw the addition of the " virgula suspensiva " ( slash or slash with a midpoint dot ) which was often used in conjunction with the " punctus " for different types of pauses.
6. It's difficult to find punctus in a sentence. 用punctus造句挺難的
7. The normal reading of the groups could be overridden by placing a separator dot " ( punctus divisionis ) " between the notes to indicate which of them were meant to form a ternary unit together ( ex . [ i ] ).
8. Besides this, a dot could also be used in the same way as today : when it was placed after a note that was nominally binary ( e . g ., a breve in tempus imperfectum ), it augmented it by one half " ( punctus augmentationis ) ".
9. U + 003F ) is descended from the " punctus interrogativus " ( described as " a lightning flash, striking from right to left " ), but unlike the modern question mark, the punctus interrogativus may be contrasted with the punctus percontativus the former marking questions that require an answer while the latter marks rhetorical questions.
10. U + 003F ) is descended from the " punctus interrogativus " ( described as " a lightning flash, striking from right to left " ), but unlike the modern question mark, the punctus interrogativus may be contrasted with the punctus percontativus the former marking questions that require an answer while the latter marks rhetorical questions.
11. U + 003F ) is descended from the " punctus interrogativus " ( described as " a lightning flash, striking from right to left " ), but unlike the modern question mark, the punctus interrogativus may be contrasted with the punctus percontativus the former marking questions that require an answer while the latter marks rhetorical questions.
12. Marchetto, building on the innovations of Petrus de Cruce, described a system of division of the breve into 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, or 12 semibreves ( later minims ) with dots ( singular " punctus divisionis " ) indicating breaks at the end of a breve ( however, Marchetto never used a term'punctus divisionis').
13. Marchetto, building on the innovations of Petrus de Cruce, described a system of division of the breve into 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, or 12 semibreves ( later minims ) with dots ( singular " punctus divisionis " ) indicating breaks at the end of a breve ( however, Marchetto never used a term'punctus divisionis').
14. The two statements of each punctus differ only in their endings, described as " apertum " ( " open " ) and " clausum " ( " closed " ) by Grocheio, who believed that six " puncta " were standard for the stantipes ( his term for the estampie ), though he was aware of stantipes with seven " puncta ".