one by one造句
211. The shopkeepers chose all products one by one are of good quality and fine workmanship.
212. It can be used widely in sea state alarm, forest fire alarm, store house in danger alarm and information exchange one by one.
213. Based on relative core, attributes are selected one by one and inserted into relative core according to their importance degree until the whole ...
214. The ticket agent checked in the passengers one by one.
215. The shopkeepers chose all products one by one, they are of good quality and fine workmanship.
216. The command line arguments are then accessed one by one from the stack and stored in the memory area until the command table gets full.
217. He next opened the faggot, took the sticks separately, one by one, and again put them into his sons' hands, upon which they broke them easily.
218. China prefers to deal with its neighbours one by one, rejecting attempts to internationalise the issue.
219. The slope failure starts from part failure firstly, and then touches the extension one by one. Finally, great damage is caused.
220. The just-hatched cuckoo, still blind and featherless, has a special hollow like a dimple on its back, so that it can hump out of the nest, one by one, its companion fledglings.
221. The empirical results show that urban and rural residents have different consumer expenditure elasticity and price elasticity, and need one by one specific analysis.
222. One by one, they enter a rickety freight elevator, manned by a kind young fellow in a dog collar; he directs them down a long,[http:///one by one.html] white hallway.
223. They all waited their turn and were one by one shown into the prince's cabinet and out again by the aide-de-camp , a handsome, fair - haired youth.
224. In all the surrounding valleys, local lords succumbed one by one, until there was only one mighty state and one capital, the sacred city of Cusco.
225. Then in view of the disadvantages of the traditional genetic algorithm for UTP, the diploid code was put forward and alternate evolution was used to optimize multi-targets one by one.
226. He weeded out one by one the books he didn't want.
227. The mango tree was shedding its flowers upon the village road, and the bees came humming one by one.
228. The article sets out from academic definition , one by one analysed each genre of theory of existent international plutonomy.
229. One by one, six of the seven leading ladies in Guido's life appearthrough a doorway high up in the rafters and slink down the stairs, positioning themselves languorously around the set.
230. The government may not bother to set a quota for 2011, preferring to police the bigger banks month by month and one by one.
231. Algorithm inserts new item one by one with inverted list of items to build frequent tree, then transfer count between branches and make all branches relatively independent.
232. Following aspects are introduced one by one: network structure of the backup system, the procedure of data backup, data recovery and disaster recovery policy.
233. A herald called up the damsels one by one, and offered them for sale.
234. They had not long persisted in this course of starving the Belly into subjection, ere they all began, one by one, to fail and flag, and the whole body to pine away.
235. Like dream, like phantasm, it is a labyrinth what is occult one by one, make me to find the one way...
236. Likewise, one by one, he gobbled up every last fish!
237. We randomly concatenate the protein sequences with the same function one by one to get a long linked protein sequence. We call these linked protein sequences as linked functional protein sequences.
238. As you start to brainstorm the project, you write down the major items on your project list one by one on the cards.
239. The other projects will be built one by one in the early of 2008. Among them, the Superstar Hotel is 200m high and will be as the most famous Seven-star Hotel as the Caravel Hotel of Dubai.
240. Usually everybody tours in the man - nautical mile, today shakes hand one by one well.
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