英语词典

phenomenons的意思

phenomenons



英汉例句

  • 1.At present, the technique for optical signal processing using various nonlinear phenomenons is just a pilot study.

    目前,利用各种非线性效应包括喇曼效应进行光信号处理的研究还处于起步阶段。

  • 2.After mounts of experiments, it indicates that there exists cheating phenomenons in fruit market around University town , do you know?

    经大量调查实验发现大学城水果市场普遍存在骗秤行为,你是否知道这一现象?

  • 3.One of the conspicuous phenomenons of it is full of a lot of English words.

    网络语言中一个突出现象是大量英语外来词杂糅其中。

  • 4.Enterprise Cluster is one of the prominent phenomenons for the contemporary economic development in the world.

    企业集群是当代世界经济发展的一个突出现象。

  • 5.Although CMR has been extensively studied for nearly two decades, there still remain some questions or phenomenons to be clarified.

    尽管经过近二十年的大规模研究,庞磁电阻效应相关的物理问题和产生机理尚待解决和澄清。

  • 6.Such kind of phenomenons are not unfamiliar, do we really ought to pay the environmental price for development?

    这样的想象太多了,难道我们必须要为发展付出环境的代价吗?

  • 7.So they continue to invest and Live is becoming one of the biggest phenomenons ever in gaming.

    因此他们可以继续的投入Live也成了游戏史上一个最大的热点。

  • 8.The primary causes of the above phenomenons were irrational activity in petroleum production and humanity's act of sabotage.

    石油生产过程中的不合理和人类的破坏行为是导致这些现象发生的主要原因。

  • 9.During the past decades, many novel phenomenons have been discovered in mesoscopic systems and we never know when it's going to end.

    近几十年来,不断有新的现象在介观体系中被发现,在这些新奇的物理现象中,量子相干效应占据了主导地位。

  • 10.Many phenomenons in nature are stochastic, have been influenced by random factors.

    自然界的很多现象都是随机现象,都受随机因素的影响。

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