zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiàn zài shì chǎng shàng chū xiàn liǎo zhǒng gāo de yào bēng dàixiàng xiè yuán liào yàng chū rén liào zhī wài yuán liào shì zhū xiǎo cháng
    There is a high-tech scaffold that's commercially available now, and it comes from a source as unexpected as crab shells: the small intestines of pigs.
  • dāng de chū xiàn men de xīn líng pāo xiōng 'è de mèng xiǎng shíduàn tóu tái jiù xiǎn guài bìng suǒ zuò suǒ wéi de qiēdōu jié zài liǎo
    In the frightful meditation into which its presence casts the soul the scaffold appears in terrible guise, and as though taking part in what is going on.
  • men bèi bào liè de guǎn pēn chū de zhēng tàng shāng liǎo
    They were scalded by steam from the burst pipe.
  • tàng shāng liǎo shǒu hái suànjìng rán zài 'èr tiān chū shuāi shāng liǎo huái jié
    As if scalding her arm wasn't enough, she went and broke her ankle the next day.
  • duì zhè xiē wèn chū liǎo zhèng què de 'àn
    He gave correct answers to the questions.
  • zài chū kǒu kāi shǐ zài zēng jiā zhī qiánjìn kǒu jiāng suō jiǎn
    Imports will have to be scaled down until exports begin to rise again.
  • zhè bàn shì gēn jiāzhǎng de yuàn xué shēng jīng guò zhōng yāng tǒng chóu de xué néng yàn suǒ tiáozhěng de xiào nèi chéng zuò chū fēn pèi
    Allocation is based on parental choice and internal school assessments scaled by a centrally-administered Academic Aptitude Test.
  • shān wéi shěng dōngān shān mài zhōng de shān fēnghǎi 6461。 4 ( 21, 184 yīng chǐ)。 1898 nián chū liǎo fēng de gāo
    A mountain,6, 461.1 m(21, 184 ft) high, in the Andes of western Bolivia east of La Paz. It was first scaled in1898.
  • guǎn lóu lún yuán huán de fáng chǎn céng liào néng 4 5500 wàn shòu chū shì zài yuán lái néng chéng wéi gāi zhǐ xīn de cái jiè suǒ luó mén xiōng tuì chū hòu jià jīng jiàng
    The Coliseum building and property a Columbus Circle was expected to sell for $455 million but estimates were scaled down after financial services giant Salomon Brothers bailed out as a prospective new tenant at the site.
  • zhè xiē lián chéng piàn de lóuhǎo xiàng shén huà zhōng de duō tóu shéchéng liǎo chéng de shǒu shénshǐ zhōng 'áng zhe 'èr shí tóuduān miàn xià rénhuò shì qiān dehuò shì shí bǎn wéi lín dequándōu shǎn shuò zhe jīn shǔ de liàng guāngzhè shé chū rén wài xià shāzhù xīn chéng de wài xíng
    This hydra of towers, giant guardian of Paris, with its four and twenty heads, always erect, with its monstrous haunches, loaded or scaled with slates, and all streaming with metallic reflections, terminated with wonderful effect the configuration of the Town towards the west.
  • yín yǒng chǎn shēng huò chū yīn diào de fāng shì zhǐ zhù yīn gāo zhǔn què xìng de yīn fāng shì
    A manner of producing or uttering tones, especially with regard to accuracy of pitch.
  • yào zhèng què shuō chū shāng wáng rén shù shì néng de
    It was impossible to state with accuracy the number of casualties.
  • shǐ zài tán dào de shí yàn shí zhǐ chū zhè shì 'àn fàng dna de yùn suàn néng jiě jué gèng wèn de jìng
    "It's a route to scaling up DNA computing to larger problems," says Smith of his experiment.
  • jīn nián 1 yuèwēi kāng xīng xué de xué jiā zài rán zhì shàng biǎo yán jiū bào gào zhǐ chū men jīng xiàn liǎo zhǒng yòng fùzhuó zài jīn biǎo miàn de dna fènzǐ liàn wán chéng jiǎn dān suàn de fāng qián xué jiā zài jìn xíng dna suàn shí yàn de shí hòu zǒng shì ràng dna fènzǐ yóu piào zài shì guǎn zhōngdàn shì wēi kāng xīng xué yán jiū xiǎo de rénhuà xué jiā láo 'āi · shǐ wàng de fāng ràng suàn suǒ de huà xué shī xuǎn zhòu dòng jìn xíngshǐ zài tán dào de shí yàn shí zhǐ chū :“ zhè shì 'àn fàng dna de yùn suàn néng jiě jué gèng wèn de jìng。”
    In January, scientists at the University of Wisconsin reported in the journal Nature that they had found a way to perform a simple calculation using strands of DNA that had been attached to a gold-plated surface. Previous experiments with DNA computing had allowed the DNA to float freely in a test tube, but Lloyd Smith, a chemist and leader of the Wisconsin research team, hopes his method will allow the wet chemical steps required for a calculation to be automated."It's a route to scaling up DNA computing to larger problems," says Smith of his experiment.
  • mài huáng niú piào de yīnyuè huì de piào yuán jià de shí bèi mài chū
    Scalper sell ticket to the concert for ten times the original price.
  • máng zhōng nán miǎn chū cuò
    Accuracy is not always compatible with haste.
  • wéi zhōng guó zhí ér dìng chū suǒ wèi juéde jìhuàshàoshào chū diǎn bīng xià kuì men
    Thus, thinking that China would crumble at a single blow, he mapped out a plan of "quick decision", attempting with very small forces to send us scampering in panic.
  • nǎo sǎo miáo tōng cháng zài rén men duì xié de shì zuò chū fǎn yìng de shí hòu jìn xíng
    The brain scans are usually done while people are responding to humorous material .
  • míng jiā jīng kāi chū zhǒng yàn míng shēn fèn de xīn fāng shǐ yòng de shì tái sǎo miáo yǎn qiú de
    Inventors have developed a new way to identify people, using a machine that scans their eyeballs.
  • yòng gòng zhèn chéng xiàng děng shù duì nǎo sǎo miáo lái chá míng rén wèishénme dòu xiào lán xué shén jīng xué jiā luó · luó wén shuō men zhèng zài jiě juérén lèi xíng wéi zhōng zuì hòu shàng wèi jiě jué de zhòng nán zhī ”。 luó de xīn zhùxiào de xué yán jiūgāng gāng chū bǎn
    With techniques like MRI brain scans to probe why people cannot tickle themselves into paroxysms of laughter, they are tackling “ one of the last great unsolved problems is human behavior,” says neuroscientist Rober Provine of the University of Maryland, whose book, "Laughter: A Scientific Investigation,"was just published.
  • jiān dòng cóng jiān bǎn xiàng xiōng chū de zhuàng
    A bony process projecting from the scapula toward the sternum in mammals.
  • shāng hái kàn chū lái
    Does the scar still show?
  • juǎnqǐ xiù lái xiǎn shì chū shāng
    Rolled up his sleeve to exhibit the scar.
  • qióng rén gēn rén liǎn shàng de shāng rèn chū liǎo fènzǐ
    Mrs.Jones identified the suspect by the scar on his face.
  • dāng fèn shuō chū shénme huà shí men jiù huì liú xià zhè yàng kuài
    When you say things in anger, they leave a scar just like this one.
  • qín chū 'ěr shēng yīn de chū xué zhě
    Strawberries are scarce this year.
  • yīn wéi nèi chū xuè huò zhě de 'ér biàn péng zhàng
    becoming puffy as from internal bleeding or accumulation of other fluids.
  • shǒu tóu zhí dōubù kuān yòu shí shèn zhì shí pǐn chū xiàn kuì
    My parents never had much money and even food was sometimes scarce.
  •   xīn jiā shì dàn wán xiǎo guórén yuán fēi cháng yòu xiànyīn yào péi yǎng chū 'ào yùn huò shì jiè guànjūnquè shí shì hěn róng de shì
    As a small nation with scarce human resources, it is no easy task to nurture an Olympic or world champion.
  • biǎo xiàn chū jīhū néng de fèn
    showing scarcely suppressed anger.
  • miǎnqiǎng yòu 'èr shí wèi chū
    Scarcely twenty people were present.
  • rěn zhù yào xiào chū shēng lái
    He could scarcely suppress a laugh.