split group造句
例句与造句
- It isn't made as a split group ."
- The split groups have since never regained their lost glory.
- Using instructional films, Michael and Maccoby split groups into two halves.
- However, i am able to resolve the issue between the two split groups.
- Girls compete within split groups for a place in the finals which is held at lunchtime.
- It's difficult to find split group in a sentence. 用split group造句挺难的
- They formed and split groups fluidly, while assisting more and more detainees to get out of their cells.
- Over time, more and more members of the original group join one or the other split group and fewer and fewer members remain neutral.
- Barb Trammell, the LPGA vice president of tour operations, said the split groups were the most equitable way of making up about five hours of lost golf time.
- He, however, actively campaigned for Dixiecrats, a split group of segregationist Southern Democrats, who run their own ( Strom Thurmond / Fielding L . Wright ) ticket, opposing Truman's civil rights policy.
- Roughly speaking, an endoscopic group " H " of " G " is a quasi-split group whose L-group is the connected component of the centralizer of a semisimple element of the L-group of " G ".
- No, no, I understand the patric speciation and how a group of one species can be split apart for whatever reason and therefore be subjected to different environments, each requiring different adaptations, but within each of those split groups, how would the population change into a new species?
- The basic Tracking signs that all guides and scouts learn include " This way ", " No Entry or Danger ", " Turn Left ", " Turn Right ", " Water Ahead ", " Obstacle ahead ", Split Group ", Message _ paces this way " and of course " Gone home"
- The first such split, in 1974 in Bordeaux, took the name l'Union Ouvri鑢e, but rapidly disintegrated, so much so that when another small split group that developed a year later expected to be able to fuse with l'Union Ouvri鑢e, it found it had already disappeared and were forced to form their own organisation as a consequence.
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