例句與造句

1. The Committee noted that such unified interpretation is now under discussion by governments concerned.
2. Numerous experimental studies support a functional role of neural oscillations; a unified interpretation, however, is still lacking.
3. A unified interpretation of antiparticles is now available in quantum field theory, which solves both these problems.
4. It supports the introduction of the unified interpretation of the law and the establishment of common judicial practice.
5. Formal elements such as rhyme, meter, tension to help establish the single best and most unified interpretation of the text.
6. It's difficult to find unified interpretation in a sentence. 用unified interpretation造句挺難的
7. The consummate B flat Sonata afforded a more settled and unified interpretation, more consistently balanced in its mix of poetry and bravura pianism.
8. Although the name " chacmool " was inappropriately applied, it has become a useful label to link stylistically similar sculptures from different regions and periods without imposing a unified interpretation.
9. Henriques, like Reiser, believes that with a shared sense of purpose and a common background of explanation, people might yet be able to integrate bodies of knowledge into a unified interpretation of humanity, with humanity's place in nature and its potentialities for creating the good society.
10. Since there was no comprehensive, common industry model or best practice for a TMF, the objective of the TMF RM is to provide a single, unified interpretation of the regulations of the ICH regions as a document-type listing which would be accepted by all clinical trial stakeholders and which can be adopted or adapted by any company, institution or organization.
11. To monitor, consider and comment on any new international maritime legislation and convention of manning and training, including specific union matters . The Committee identified in their 2nd Interim meeting, through close analysis of the STCW 95 Convention, that there were ambiguities which could only be given consistent and unified interpretation by the various flag and port administrations who were parties to the Convention.
12. :: " In this time of divisive tendencies within and between the nations, races, religions, sciences and humanities, synthesis must become the great magnet which orients us all & [ Yet ] scientists have not done what is possible toward integrating bodies of knowledge created by science into a unified interpretation of man, his place in nature, and his potentialities for creating the good society.