例句與造句

1. Although seaman status is not merely a temporal concept, it includes a temporal element.
2. The " Brandenburg " intent standard is more speech-protective than Hand's formulation, which contained no temporal element.
3. We agree with the Court of Appeals that seaman status is not merely a temporal concept, but we also believe that it necessarily includes a temporal element.
4. But with all the hullabaloo about it, there's a temporal element that should make it much less thrilling than it's made out to be.
5. These are the five temporal elements of language and as this article deals with tense, it should be about tense, not about some conflated view that mixes all of these up.
6. It's difficult to find temporal element in a sentence. 用temporal element造句挺難的
7. CHS was facing a problem with storing very large spatial datasets acquired during hydrographic surveys ( thus having a temporal element ) and was seeking a method to store the datasets in a relational database structure.
8. It is believed that such a fusion of all melodic and temporal elements in the same kriti is a musical way of expressing the advaitic ideal of " aham Brahmasmi " or complete union with the Absolute.
9. Then the temporal element insinuates itself into the scope of the artist's imagination, flowing backwards from the present to the past in an introverted, nostalgic quest for the former life of the painting.
10. It emphasizes the temporal element of all such design solutions how they relate to the traditional and vernacular cultures of the past, and how they might unfold, develop and connect over short, medium and long horizons of time.
11. Rigs of still cameras were set up in patterns determined by simulations, and then shot either simultaneously ( producing an effect similar to previous time-slice scenes ) or sequentially ( which added a temporal element to the effect ).
12. "Osmose " was followed by " Eph閙鑢e " in 1998, expanding on the concept of the virtual world as art, and adding temporal elements ( day / night cycles ) to the piece . " Eph閙鑢e " allows the immersant to go inside of objects and see them from the inside-out.
13. Petru Comarnescu, who read " Viaa . . . " as a psychological novel, was impressed by the work, calling it a sample of " Romanian gentleness and spiritual greatness ", " vastly different from the literary production of contemporary writers . " Also focusing on a-temporal elements, Panait sees Velisar's as a " retro-modernist ", in that she applies modern writing techniques to an old literary ideology " reconditioning outdated literary conventions ", but with some " very timid innovations ".