例句與造句

1. Could it be that by reverse evolution brought by decades of overreaction, overscouting and overtraining, all the people who can't kick under pressure are currently on NFL rosters?
2. Consider the opening to " The Rememberer, " the first story in Aimee Bender's gut-wrenching collection of stories : " My lover is experiencing reverse evolution.
3. In linear-quadratic-Gaussian control, there arises a nonlinear matrix equation for the reverse evolution of a current-and-future-cost " matrix ", denoted below as " H ".
4. Sunday is Father's Day and the conventional TV wisdom is that the medium's portrayal of dads is a classic case of reverse evolution, from Ward Cleaver to Homer Simpson _ Father Knows Best to Father Knows Squat.
5. However, Osgood curves with nonzero measure instead immediately evolve into a topological locally connected; examples such as this show that the reverse evolution of the curve-shortening flow can take well-behaved curves to complicated singularities in a finite amount of time.
6. It's difficult to find reversed evolution in a sentence. 用reversed evolution造句挺難的
7. They pay particular attention to the Bush dynasty, noting with wry detachment that the elder George Bush was once known as Rubbers for his early support of family planning, and linking the family's reverse evolution with that of the nation as a whole.
8. The short story illustrates the narrator, Annie informing the reader of her lover, Ben, who is, as she says " experiencing reverse evolution . " As Ben gets closer to becoming a one-cell organism, Annie reaches her limits and decides to free Ben into the ocean.
9. The album was recorded in six days . The album's first side is occupied by the 20-minute title track, a seven-part song based on reverse evolution that was recorded in four days . Its cover art was designed by painter and graphic designer William Neal . " Tarkus " was released in June 1971 on Island Records.
10. As Boykett argues, any one-dimensional reversible cellular automaton is equivalent to an automaton in " rectangular form ", in which the cells are offset a half unit at each time step, and in which both the forward and reverse evolution of the automaton have neighborhoods with just two cells, the cells a half unit away in each direction.
11. Their " reverse evolution " passes through an ancient " Homo sapiens ", a monkey, a flying lemur, a pangolin, an ichthyosaur, and a velociraptor, until finally settling on a mud skipper drinking dirty water, which then expresses its disgust at the taste of the stuff, followed by the line : " Good Things Come To Those Who Wait ".
12. In the 1960s through 1980s, physicist and controversial eugenics advocate William Shockley argued that AFDC and other similar programs tended to encourage childbirth, especially among less productive members of society ( particularly blacks, whom he considered to be genetically inferior to whites ), causing a reverse evolution ( dysgenic effect ), founded on the premises that : there is a correlation between financial success and intelligence; and that intelligence is hereditary.