one-shot造句
1. This is a one-shot deal. If it doesn't work, it's over.
2. It was supposed to be a one-shot deal but it was so successful the band signed up for a tour.
3. As with non-co-operative playing of the one-shot game, the tacitly collusive equilibrium still requires information.
4. They really trust these silly, one-shot tests more than they trust me!
5. But they are one-shot treatments and so are not subject to the whims of patient compliance with complex drug regimes.
6. Example of a "one-shot" position request.
7. Normal close, normal open, manual reset, one-shot.
8. By and large Japan remains a "one-shot society": those who fail to get a good job upon graduation can be frozen out for life.
9. This call includes the timer, clock definition, and timer mode (one-shot or restart).
10. The Light art performance photography (LAPP), is a one-shot long time bulb exposure Photography, performed additionally with movement of Light.
11. Decision problems may be one-shot, in which case only a single decision is to be made, or repeated, in which case the computer may need to make multiple decisions.
12. One-shot binding Perfect binding with one application of hot-melt glue only. As distinct from Two-shot binding.
13. These include one-shot exchanges such as DNS lookup, where the cost introduced by BEEP would be disproportionate, or tightly coupled RPC protocols like NFS.
14. However, the narwhal measurements do correlate well with one-shot samples taken by winter helicopter surveys.
15. After the one-shot game model and flow equilibrium solution are discussed, the behaviors of flow and congestion control based on infinite repeated game model further is studied.
16. Scientists and administrators bickered over whether this should be a continuing program in ocean-bottom drilling or a one-shot drive to the mantle.
17. The protection functions include three-section over-current protection, inverse-time over-current protection, three-phase one-shot no-voltage auto-recloser and so on.
18. With rewards such as college admissions and scholarships often dependent on one-shot exams, nervous test-takers are at a distinct disadvantage.
19. Timer has a number of schedule() overloads, indicating whether a given task is to be one-shot or a repeating, and takes a TimerTask instance to fire.
20. The results show that the hard segment length distribution of TPU prepared by semi-prepolymer process was narrower and microphase separation was lower than one-shot and prepolymer processes.
21. Because Working XML follows the development of actual projects, it will give me more opportunities to warn you against dead ends than I'd have in a one-shot article with only a hypothetical situation.
22. Finally, I authorized the development of the $20 billion one-shot stimulus proposal to increase economic activity in the short run.
23. Mougin and his team must also prove that such operations could become cost-effective ways for getting water. The $11.5 million price tag for the one-shot operation is far from that, Simard said.
24. As you might recall from the design phase in Part 1, JavaScript provides two types of timers, one-shot timeouts and repeating timetick, and the finite state machine needs both.
25. The kinds of interpersonal violence that women are exposed to tend to be in domestic situations, by, unfortunately, parents or other family numbers, and they tend not to be one-shot deals.
26. But I won't be able to do that if I think this is a one-shot deal.
27. But can it be so hard to realize that the Ultimatum Game is a one-shot interaction?
28. There should be a large proportion of good two-shot holes, two or three drive-and-pitch holes, and at least four one-shot holes.