square bracket造句
(1) The prices are given in square brackets.
(2) The words in square brackets should be deleted.
(3) They need not be contained within square brackets.
(4) The square bracket shows the position of the insert.
(5) The square brackets reveal the position and length of the inserts.
(6) The numbers in square brackets are the absolute numbers, given to illustrate the incidence of both in the data.
(7) Keywords are not included in square brackets and must be upper case.
(8) Typing square bracket caret zero dash nine will exclude all numbers from matching.
(9) The asterisk (*) after the last closing square bracket indicates that more than one of the enclosing items can be included.
(10) Using square bracket ([]) notation, you can specify a filter—in this case, the stylesheet filters for Mail items only.
(11) With the Brush tool selected, you can increase / decrease the brush size by pressing [ or ] key (square bracket key).
(12) Every time you see a square bracket, put a paren in. All right?
(13) We should distinguish the square bracket from two straight bars enclosing a determinant.
(14) We show whole tones with a square bracket and semitones with a slur (curve).
(15) These lists are sorted in numerical order and delimited by square brackets.
(16) Remember that it must be 20 characters maximum, including square brackets.
(17) Unless otherwise specified, all fields have a maximum length of 20 characters, including colons, square brackets, etc.
(18) These are the plus, the stroke, the colon, the square brackets and the double colon.
(19) Note: Practitioners must decide whether they wish to include the words in square brackets.
(20) Note that continuation lines may be indicated by entering a hyphen sign after any of the closing square brackets.
(21) As seen in the example, array sub-indexing is performed using the familiar square bracket syntax, and the sub-index of the first element is 1.
(22) And you access all the items in the same way using the square bracket operator, which supports slicing different types of sequential items.
(23) OK. And how do I create them? Well, the representation is, following a square bracket, followed by a sequence of elements, separated by commas, followed by a closed square bracket.
(24) Whatever the mortgage rate is quoted, you substitute it into this formula and you find out what the square bracket thing is.
(25) And, you can negate a match using a caret after the opening square bracket.
(26) The formula is not complete. Make sure an ending square bracket is not missing.
(27) Most of the container types in Python, including the tuple, allow you to access items easily from the collection using the square bracket operators.
(28) In Listing 5, you replace the resource with a blank node and use square bracket notation to show that the two enclosed statement fragments have the same blank node subject.