方zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • rú guǒ xīng jì jiān de bīng shòu dào zǐ wài xiàn zhào shè hòu zhēn néng xíng chéng duì shēng mìng xíng chéng yòu zhòng yào yì yì de huà hé wù， nà me yǔ zhòu zhōng qí tā dì fāng yě kě néng yòu shēng mìng cún zài。 zhè yī kàn fǎ shì hé qíng hé lǐ de。
    If it turns out that biologically important compounds can be formed when simple interstellar ices are irradiated, the idea that life could exist elsewhere in the universe would gain legitimacy.
  • wéi zuò dào zhè xiē， xū yào duì shēng wù duō yàng xìng de jià zhí jìn xíng píng gū， bāo kuò wéi zì rán jiè suǒ tí gōng de hé wǒ men lì yòng tā de fāng shì， bìng qiě yě xū yào chéng dān bǎo hù tā de yì wù， zhè yàng wǒ men de hái zǐ hé tā men de hái yú jiāng jì xù yì shí dào yī gè shēng wù fán róng dì qiú de yì yì。
    To do so that requires an appreciation of the value of biodiversity both what it provides for the natural world and the ways that we can use it and a commitment to preserve it so that our children and their children will continue to realize the benefits of a biologically rich Earth.
  • kǎ léi 'ěr， yà lì kè xī sī 1873 － 1944 fǎ yì měi guó wài kē yī shēng hé shēng wù xué jiā。 tā yīn zài xuè guǎn zhā xiàn hé xuè guǎn jí qì guān yí zhí fāng miàn de gòng xiàn 'ér huò 1912 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    French-born American surgeon and biologist. He won a1912 Nobel Prize for his work on vascular ligature and grafting of blood vessels and organs.
  • pǔ lín sī dùn dà xué shēng wù xué jiā láo lā · lán dé wéi bó lǐng dǎo de lìng yī gè yán jiū xiǎo zǔ bào gào liǎo yī zhǒng lì yòng hé táng hé suān (rna， dna de yī zhǒng huà xué tóng lèi wù ) wán chéng lèi sì jì suàn de fāng fǎ。
    Another group, led by biologist Laura Landweber at Princeton University, reported on a way to use RNA(chemical cousin of DNA)to perform a similar calculation.
  • kè lǐ kè， fú lǎng xī sī · hēng lì · kāng pǔ dùn shēng yú 1916 yīng guó shēng wù xué jiā， tā yǔ zhān mǔ shì ·d。 wò sēn yī qǐ wéi tuō yǎng hé táng hé suān de fènzǐ jié gòu tí chū liǎo shuāng luó xuán zhè zhǒng luó xuán mó xíng。 tā yīn zài yí chuán xué yán jiū fāng miàn de jìn zhǎn 'ér huò dé 1962 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    British biologist who with James D. Watson proposed a spiral model, the double helix, for the molecular structure of DNA. He shared a1962 Nobel Prize for advances in the study of genetics.
  • néng bù néng qǐng nín gěi wǒ zhǎo yī běn shēng wù xué fāng miàn de shū？
    Can you find me a book on biology?
  • néng bù néng qǐng nín gěi wǒ zhǎo yī běn shēng wù xué fāng miàn de shū？
    Could you find me a book on biology?
  • chuàng xīn kē jì gù wèn wěi yuán huì yú 'èr líng líng líng nián sì yuè chéng lì， xiàn shí gòng yòu 16 míng chéng yuán， qí zhōng 14 rén wéi fēi guān fāng wěi yuán， zhù yào lái zì běn dì huò hǎi wài de gōng shāng jiè huò xué shù jiè， quán bù shì jīn róng、 jīng jì、 diàn zǐ gōng chéng、 diàn xùn kē jì jí fú wù， yǐ jí shēng wù yī xué gōng chéng děng duō gè jiè bié de qiáo chǔ。
    The CAIT was established in April 2000 and it now comprises a total of 16 members; 14 of them are non-official members mainly from the business and academic sectors, either locally or externally. All are experts in their respective fields covering finance, economics, electronic engineering, telecommunication technology and services as well as biomedical engineering.
  • dì sān zhǒng， yě shì yuè lái yuè cháng jiàn de fāng fǎ jiào zuò shēng wù tǒng jì xué， tā shì jī yú yòng hù shì shuí、 tā men zuò shí me lái zhèng shí shēn fèn de。
    A third and increasingly common method, called biometrics, is based on who people are and what they do.
  • yóu yú réndōu yòu yǔ bié rén bù tóng de、 zài yī dìng chéng dù shàng shì wěn dìng bù biàn de shēn tǐ tè zhēng， rú zhǐ wén、 yǎn jīng huómiàn kǒng， yǐ jí zuò shì de fāng shì， rú shuō huà hé qiān míng， suǒ yǐ shēng wù tǒng jì xué shì kě xíng de。
    Biometrics works because people have unique and somewhat stable body features -- such as fingerprints, eyes and faces -- and ways of doing things -- such as speaking and writing signatures.
  • duì nín zài fǎng shēng xué fāng miàn de chéng jiù wǒ shuō bù chū yòu duō gāo xīng。
    I can't say how delighted I am about your achievement in bionics.
  • duì nín zài fǎng shēng xué fāng miàn de chéng jiù wǒ shuō bù liǎo yòu duō gāo xīng。
    I can not say ho delighted I am about your achievement in bionics.
  • duì nín zài fǎng shēng xué fāng miàn de chéng jiù wǒ shuō bù liǎo yòu duō gāo xīng。
    I can not say how delighted I am about your achievement in bionics.
  • mù qián， zhè zhǒng shēng wù tàn cè yí shì yī gè dà xiǎo wéi 25 píng fāng háo mǐ de sù liào xìn piàn， yòu yī gè wān qū de liú shuǐ xiàn cóng zhōng chuān guò。
    Currently the biosensor is a 25-millimeter-square plastic chip that has a meandering flow line running through it.
  • “ bō lí wū ” de dǎo yóu miáo shù liǎo zuì xīn de yán jiū fāng àn， bìng qiě shēng wù juàn 2 hào zài qì hòu biàn huà jí shān hú jiāo de jìn huà fāng miàn yě yòu hěn hǎo de biǎo xiàn。
    The "Under the Glass" tour guides describe some of the current research. projects, and Biosphere 2 has verg good displays on climate change and on the evolution of reefs.
  • lài fū shuō：“ lì yòng shēng wù jì shù jìn xíng jì suàn de fāng fǎ yòu duō zhǒng。
    "There are multiple ways of using biotechnology to compute.
  • tōng yòng cpu xìn piàn“ lóng xìn yī hào” yán zhì chéng gōng， shuǐ dào jī yīn zǔ yán jiū chéng guǒ xiǎn zhù，“ shén zhōu” sān hào、 sì hào fēi chuán chéng gōng fā shè bìng fǎn huí， zhè xiē chéng guǒ biāo zhì zhe wǒ guó zài xìn xī jì shù、 shēng wù jì shù hé zài rén háng tiān jì shù fāng miàn qǔ dé zhòng dà tū pò。
    Important breakthroughs were made in the areas of IT, biotechnology and manned space technology, represented by the successful development of the CPU chip ?°Dragon I?±, remarkable achievements in the genetic code of rice and the successful launching and returning of the spacecraft Shenzhou III and Shenzhou IV.
  • díquè , jiù kāng kǎi dà fāng zhè yī diǎn lái shuō , dà wèi què shí yī diǎn yě bù xiàng tā gē gē。
    Really, David is not a bit like his brother as far as generosity is concerned.
  • duì fāng qiú duì yī diǎn 'ér yī diǎn 'ér dì zhàn liǎo shàng fēng。
    The opposition team gained ground bit by bit.
  • hù xiāng yǎo zhù duì fāng wěi bā de gǒu
    Dogs biting at each other's tails
  • ruì lì 'ér qiě dù jì de xíng wéi fāng shì。
    a sharp and bitter manner.
  • yī xiǎng dào yào zài cì qù fǎng wèn nà gè shǐ rén bèi gǎn jiǒng pò hé xīn suān de dì fāng ， tā jiù gǎn dào yī zhèn bù shì。
    She had felt a flush of discomfort at the thought of revisiting the scene of so much embarrassment and bitterness.
  • qí yì fēng gé， xíng zhuàng guài dàn de tú 'àn yī zhǒng zì rán de xíng shì hé qí yì de tú xíng yǐ yī zhǒng qí yì huò gǔ guài de fāng shì jié hé zài yī qǐ de huì huà diāo sù hé zhuāng shì fēng gé
    A style of painting, sculpture, and ornamentation in which natural forms and monstrous figures are intertwined in bizarre or fanciful combinations.
  • duì wèi céng jīng yàn de xī fāng rén lái shuō， zhè kàn qǐ lái xiàng shì qí yì de yí shì。
    it seemed a bizarre ceremony to uninitiated western eyes.
  • běi fāng mó guāng hēi táo wén huà
    Northern Black Polished Ware Culture
  • yī zhǒng jié hēi sè cháng fāng xíng guǒ shí de měi zhōu hēi méi。
    American blackberry with oblong black fruit.
  • hēi bǎn shàng fāng yòu yī fú xiào xiàng。
    The blackboard upper site has a portrait.
  • hēi bǎn shàng fāng yòu yī fú xiào xiàng。
    There is a portrait above the blackboard.
  • zài hēi bǎn shàng fāng yòu yī fú máo zhù xí xiàng。
    Above the blackboard there is a portrait of Chairman Mao.
  • zài hēi bǎn shàng fāng yòu yī fú máo zhù xí xiàng。
    Above the blackboard there was a portrait of Chairman Mao.
  • nǐ bì xū zuò zài néng kàn jiàn hēi bǎn de dì fāng 。
    You must position yourself where you can see the blackboard.
  • lào 'ān suān méi dòng zhí wù zǔ zhì zhōng yī zhǒng hán tóng de méi， yòng yǎng huà de fāng shì cuī huà， cóng lào 'ān suān zhōng chǎn shēng hēi sè sù huò qí tā sè sù， rú zài xiāopí de huò xuē chéng piàn de tǔ dòu bào lù zài kōng qì lǐ biàn hēi de guò chéng
    A copper-containing enzyme of plant and animal tissues that catalyzes the production of melanin and other pigments from tyrosine by oxidation, as in the blackening of a peeled or sliced potato exposed to air.