verbal description造句
(1) It can sometimes be difficult to give a verbal description of things like colours and sounds.
(2) The root definition is a concise verbal description of the system, which captures its essential nature.
(3) This written report contains a verbal description.
(4) He gave a verbal description of the place.
(5) Object Description: This may be simple classification or verbal description.
(6) It is beyond verbal description to interact with the likes of you.
(7) This written report contains both a verbal description and a sketch of the building.
(8) The decline in information content from principal component 1 to principal component 4 does not need any verbal description.
(9) For all kinds of on screen information - including graphics - Window Bridge can produce a verbal description.
(10) In every case the draftsman should consider whether the plan is to prevail over the verbal description or viceversa.
(11) The functions of graphics cannot be accomplished by photos, and verbal description is rather complicated.
(12) Some angels, especially those with technology backgrounds, may be satisfied with a demo and a verbal description of what you plan to do.
(13) All competing works should be printed or handwritten on A4 paper with a verbal description of about 500 words explaining the creativity and uniqueness of the works.
(14) I dont mean an exact copy but just similar in function, and it would be help to just visit those sites to be able to best picture the concept from my verbal description...
(15) Shanghai Xiangrong car rental companies to remind you when the long-term car rental must be more careful, do not believe that car rental companies at random verbal description.
(16) The problem is that he can only contribute a verbal description of the solution[http:///verbal description.html], perhaps augmented by diagrams he draws on a whiteboard.
(17) The technical renderings below illustrate these visual qualities better than any verbal description could.
(18) Anyone who has ever filed a defect report against a piece of software knows that a screen shot that actually shows the problem establishes more credibility than a written or verbal description.