factoid造句
1. So you can find a diverse range of factoids and opinions on even the most obscure subjects.
2. Here's another subtle yet important factoid.
3. The myth is not simply a static, misunderstood factoid.
4. Here's a pop factoid for you.
5. As a bonus, in researching this little factoid I discovered a new word I hadn't known before; kerf. When you cut up a log into boards the thickness of your saw matters.
6. Futuristic Factoid: This creature slurps algae and breathes through long, brightly colored gills.
7. As a bonus, in researching this little factoid I discovered a new word I hadn't known before; kerf.
8. Freaky factoid: The suppressed genes "are closely related to Hox genes, which play a similar role in humans."
9. Meers shared this factoid privately, and she lays it all out in her book, in a section called "When He Does Windows..."
10. Adopt an elephant. Factoid: Just like humans, elephants are known to experience feelings of grief and empathy.
11. Adopt a koala. Factoid: There are only an estimated 2, 000 to 8, 000 koalas living in the wild today.
12. Adopt a beluga whale. Factoid: Long ago sailors nicknamed these whales "sea canaries" for their birdlike songs.
13. Adopt a snow leopard. Factoid: Snow leopards can leap nearly six times their body length.
14. Adopt a polar bear. Factoid: These animals are highly nomadic, but scientists estimate that 60 percent of polar bears live in Canada.
15. We expect somebody supporting a candidate running against Carroll next year to attempt to use this ancient factoid against him.
16. Though I'm not sure if I should be proud or ashamed of this factoid.
17. I don't know how many women the writer interviewed to come up with this little factoid, but I have never heard of a single woman who said they were attracted first to a guy's abs.
18. My sons seem to think magnetic technology is the state of the art. I'm not sure where they got this factoid, but it sounded good to me.
19. QA research attempts to deal with a wide range of question types including: factoid, list, definition, how, why, hypothetical, semantically-constrained, and cross-lingual questions.
20. They have become so ubiquitous that no one, no matter how hard he or she tries, can avoid learning some useless factoid about the latest television "star.
21. Unfortunately, teenage viewers may not understand the joke since the size of North Korea is not a factoid in gameland.