snapshot造句
91. Performed consecutively and in order, as they were by the cellist David Finckel and the pianist Wu Han in Alice Tully Hall on Sunday evening, they provide a vivid snapshot of his artistic development.
92. By reading in a snapshot dump created by the Java runtime whilst the application is running, Memory Analyzer gives you a way to diagnose tricky problems that debug code might fail to expose.
93. I told her about the snapshot, how I'd carried it all through the war.
94. For example, the STATE table (Listing 4) in the WORKITEMS_SNAPSHOT snapshot stores information about the possible states of work items.
95. The book has to be a snapshot of the situation at the time of writing.
96. A disk subsystem that can capture a snapshot of your data in your primary data center and replicate it to your disaster data center.
97. Basically these functions allow you to retrieve snapshot information using SQL, and display the results in a table format.
98. A snapshot is taken of the J2EE application context and stored with the work as a WWEC object.
99. I would like the three different Tours: Snapshot Tour, New Yorker Tour, and Luxe Tour to fade-in from black first and then following this, the paragraphs will fade-in.
100. This use case provides a snapshot of information about an existing health insurance policy holder.
101. Switching to camera snapshot view mode no longer opens the lens cover.
102. Snapshot technology can effectively reduce the down-time needed to perform conventional copy operations in the storage subsystem.
103. If you cannot send me an snapshot image of working program, then we simply cannot work with you.
104. Of course the best thing is a snapshot of the new site and link exchange page, this method is better.
105. On first inspection, this snapshot from the G8 summit in L'Aquila suggests the US president is as easily distracted by a pert derriere as his Italian and French counterparts.
106. You must rerun snapshot because current snapshot files are obsolete.
107. This snapshot function is usually represented by the pair - distribution function g ( r ) when suitably normalized.
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