例句與造句

1. You need to see everything in relational terms.
2. Is there some other relational term?
3. In the coming months, there will be many opportunities to enrich the vocabulary for talking about architecture in relational terms.
4. Although she had difficulty with different pairs of relative and relational terms on tests, she showed significantly greater comprehension outside of test settings.
5. The pattern extends to uncles, aunts, cousins, great uncles, and so forth ( see above for a complete list of relational terms ).
6. It's difficult to find relational term in a sentence. 用relational term造句挺難的
7. Other Christian scholars understand sin to be fundamentally relational a loss of love for the Christian grace and salvation, which are thus viewed in relational terms.
8. Strictly speaking, this term, which includes the relational term for " father " ( 6r ), refers more to one's own teacher or preceptor.
9. Names for categories of a given idiolect system are then derived from such relational terms : the expression'verb of S E'denotes the set of all verbs of S E ( a category ), i . e ., denotes the set of all linguistic entities that are related to idiolect system S E by the relation [ is a ] verb [ of ].
10. Some critics of the notion of polytonality, such as Pieter van den Toorn, argue that the octatonic scale accounts in concrete pitch-relational terms for the qualities of " clashing ", " opposition ", " stasis ", " polarity ", and " superimposition " found in Stravinsky's music and, far from negating them, explains these qualities on a deeper level.
11. Position and direction are expressed by these prepositions in combination with spatial relational nouns like " or?"  top, " ap?"  side, " in?"  inside, " et?"  edge, " ab?
     "  under, " il? "  down, etc . Many of these spatial relational terms are historically related to body-part terms.
12. While the relational term'verb'is " defined " in the Integrational Theory of Language Systems so as to allow for " arbitrary " idiolect systems, the corresponding categories ( verb in S E, verb in S G, etc . ) must be " identified " in a grammar for individual idiolect systems, and the identifying properties may vary greatly among the systems of idiolects in different languages or even within a single language.