zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shuǐ yòng kāi dòng de liú shuǐ huò jiàng luò zhī shuǐ chǎn shēng de néng liàngyóu yòng diàn
    The energy produced by running or falling water that is used for driving machinery, especially for generating electricity.
  • xiǎng bàn mǒu rén suǒ cǎi de tōng guò xùn chū liàng de néng jiě jué bàn lái jiě jué wèn de lèi guò chéng
    A similar process undertaken by a person to solve a problem by rapidly generating a variety of possible solutions.
  • cóng qiān shuǐ guǎn chuī guòcóng 'ér chǎn shēng néng dòng bān lún diàn de zhēng
    The hot gas is blown over thousands of tubes of water, thus generating steam which drives ordinary turbine generators.
  • guī yǐn hán zài zhǒng yán zhōng de guī bèi kàn zuò zài gāi yán zhōng shēng chéng suǒ yòu néng de de zhì
    The system of rules implicit in a language, viewed as a mechanism for generating all sentences possible in that language.
  • yuán néng de yòng jiāng huì shǐ wèi lái de rén lèi shēng huó shēng de biàn huà
    The use of atomic energy will revolutionize the lives of coming generations.
  • mǒu zhǒng de shēng zhí néng shì zhǐ zài xiǎng tiáo jiàn xià zài shēng chǎn de xiāng duì néng shēng zhí guān
    the reproductive potential of a species is its relative capacity to reproduce itself under optimal conditions; the reproductive or generative organs.
  • diàn diàn yóu zhǐ néng chǎn shēng zhí liú diàn de zhǒng
    A generator, especially one for producing direct current.
  • diàn yào shì guò néng huì tíng zhǐ yùn zhuǎn
    A generator may cut off if it is overtaxed.
  • men xiǎng zhī dào men shì fǒu néng yòng diàn
    They want to know whether they can use the generator?
  • men xiǎng zhī dào men shì fǒu néng yòng diàn
    Do they want to know they can use the electric generator?
  • diàn shì wéi liǎo gǎi biàn xiè néng wéi diàn néng ér shè de
    A generator is a machine designed to change mechanical energy into electrical energy.
  • gòng tōng néng jià zhí guān tài xué lǐng de zhī shí ( xué zhī shí gài niàn ) dōushì chéng jià gòu de zhù yào chéng fēn
    Generic skills, values and attitudes, and knowledge in key learning areas (subject knowledge/concepts) are the major components of the curriculum framework.
  • hái shǐ yòng xiē lǎo de suàn kào yùn xíng huáng shǔ gōng chéng huò zhě shì zhǒng míng wèi zhe shǔ de mǒu zhǒng shù yào huā shàng bàn xiǎo shí de shí jiān cái néng zhǎo dào bái shāzhè běn xiǎo shuō
    Do you recall using those ancient computers that ran with the Gopher program or some generic database whose name connoted a marmot that could take half an hour to find Moby Dick?
  • men zěn néng men de kāng kǎi fāng xiāng
    How can we match our generosity against theirs?
  • zhè yàng de 'ān pái shǐ xiē xuǎn xiū gāo fēn chéng de xué shēng shòu ér chéng liǎo xiē xuǎn shù xué chéng de xué shēngyīn wéi zhè xiē chéng zhōng zhǐ yòu hěn shǎo de xué shēng néng dào zuì gāo fēn
    This arrangement rewards students who gravitate to courses where high marks are generously given and punishes those who seek out math and science courses, where far fewer students get the top grade.
  • men réng néng lìng rén mǎn jiě shì zhòu de yuán
    We cannot yet satisfactorily explain the genesis of the universe.
  • chuán xìng xiū gǎi dòng guān néng kāi shǐ mǎn zhè yào
    Genetically modified animal organs could begin to fill this need.
  • qún néng chuán shàng yòu guān de huò de fēn zhī
    A large division of possibly genetically related families of languages or linguistic stocks.
  • rán hòu xué jiā néng chuán xìng gǎi biàn zhè xiē bāo bìng zhǎo chū què néng zhuǎn xíng de bāo jìn xíng lóng
    Scientists can then genetically alter these cells and find which ones did transform and then clone only those cells.
  • 'èr wèn shì : yòu méi yòu jǐn xiàn tiān cái fāng néng jiē tóu de zhī shí yuán zhī de ? guǒ yòuzhè xiē zhī shí de yuán tóu wèihé ? yòu cái néng què qiē chù zhè xiē zhī shí yuán
    The next question will be, "Are there known sources of knowledge which are available only to genii, and if so, WHAT ARE THESE SOURCES, and exactly how may they be reached?"
  • shēng zhí niào de shǔ huò guān shēng zhí niào guān de huò men de néng de
    Of or relating to the genital and urinary organs or their functions.
  • niào shēng zhí deniào dào de shēng zhí de jié gòu huò gōng néng de shēng zhí de jié gòu huò gōng néng yòu guān deshè shēng zhí de jié gòu huò gōng néng
    Of, relating to, or involving both the urinary and genital structures or functions.
  • xiǎn shì chū yán cái néng
    He showed great talent in language.
  • lán běi chéng shìwèi dōng běi néng yóu sài 'ěr rén suǒ jiàngōng yuán qián 222 nián bèi luó rén zhàn lǐngyīn chǔyú zhàn lüè yào zhōng shì lái zhí shì zhòng yào de shāng jīn róngwén huà gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 1, 634, 638
    A city of northern Italy northeast of Genoa. Probably of Celtic origin, it was taken by the Romans in222 b.c. and has been an important commercial, financial, cultural, and industrial center since medieval times because of its strategic location. Population,1, 634, 638.
  • lài wéi shǒu de xīzàng fāng zhèng zài 1953 nián gōng de xīzàng rén kǒu shù guò 100 wàn rénguǒ zhēn hòu shā liǎo 120 wàn rén me xīzàng de rén zǎo jiù wán quán bèi shā guāng liǎogèng néng zhǎn wéi 200 duō wàn rén
    In 1953, the Tibetan local government under the Dalai Lama reported the population stood at 1 million people. If 1.2 million inhabitants had been massacred, it would have been a case of genocide and certainly the population in Tibet could not have increased to the present 2 million.
  • zài men suǒ chù de zhè shí dài xué xiàn gèng duō zhōng zhòu xuéshēng xué ( rén lèi yīn xué )、 rén gōng zhì néngxīn néng yuán děng xīn de lǐng
    This age of discovery has changed to new frontiers in space,medicine,biology (i.e.,the human genome),artificial intelligence,new sources of energy.
  • rén lèi yīn jìhuà de biāo yóu néng yuán guó jiā wèi shēng yán jiū suǒhuò huá · xiū xué yán jiū suǒ duō jiā rén zhì zhí xíng
    The objectives of the Human Genome Project are caiiied out by organizations such as the Department of Energy, National Institutes of Health, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and various private organizations.
  • lìng wàidǎo zhì rén lèi yīn jìhuà de shǐ shì jiànjìhuà de jié gòu dào tǎo lùn néng gòu gèng hǎo jiě shì wéi rào gāi jìhuà yǐn de zhēng duān
    Furthermore, the controversies sunounding the Human Genome Project can be better explained by the past events leading to the project, the structure of the project, and the moral discussion of the project.
  • tóng yàng dāng men yòu liǎo rǎn lièzài wán quán míng bái shì yùn zuò de néng ràng men dào shénme mùdì zhī qián men hái yòu duō duō de gōng zuò yào zuò
    Similarly when we have the sequence of the genome there will still be a lot of work to do before it is fully understood how it works and what can be achieved with it.
  • gēn biàn dào de shìzhǒng huò jiē céng de chuán jiàn bié huò rèn shè rén lèi yīn jìhuà de zhēng lùn néng gòu kào tào biàn dào biāo zhǔn lái héng liàng
    Based on the pattern of common morality, the issues of genetic race or class distinction or any other controversies involving the Human Genome Project can be put to a set of common moral standards.
  • duì rǎn liè de liǎo jiě néng shí xiàn shénme mùdì jīng yòu hěn duō tuī xiē zhèng zhì jiā bào zhǐ jīng yán jiāng néng zhì 'ái zhèng huò ràng rén huó dào 130 suì
    There has been much speculation15 about what can be achieved from knowledge of the sequence of the genome.Some politicians and newspapers have prophesied16 that it will be possible to cure cancer or live to 130.
  • dào qián wéi zhǐzhè zài xué shàng hái néngdàn xiāng xìn guǒ men gǎo qīng liǎo rǎn liè me jiù néng gèng hǎo liǎo jiě men de shēn shì yùn zuò debìng qiě dāng men shēng bìng shí men jiù néng zhī dào shì shénme chū liǎo máo bìngzhè shì néng shí xiàn de shì
    Hitherto19 that has not been possible for medical science but we believe that if we have the sequence of the genome it will be possible to understand much better how the body works and what goes wrong when we have diseases.