“to sort”造句，怎么用to sort造句

I needed to sort my belongings.

It's necessary to educate children to sort the garbage.

A judge may have to sort out the immediate squabble.

You need a professional to sort out your finances.

After store receive need sort materials﹐ and take it put in" stay handle place" or send to sort department.

India has to try to keep a balance to sort of... relationship and...

Frequently used to sort countries into blocs and to write working papers and draft resolutions.

Experience had taught him to let Moth try to sort things out on her own.

The sort reference is not valid. Make sure that it's within the data you want to sort, and the first Sort By box isn't the same or blank.

How do you want the Table of Contents to sort the list of posted articles?

We urged them to sort out the problem sooner rather than later.

People are advised to sort their rubbish to make it easier for the waste to be recycled.

Bioinformatics majors learn how to use computers and equations to sort and make sense of biological data, including genetic data.

The default option for generating the code is to sort by visibility order. The sort by visibility order dumps the code generated by the transform according to its visibility.

The city is asking all of its residents to sort their waste into four groups: wet, recyclable, harmful, and dry.

As worrying, the various leaders gathering in London are not agreed on how to sort out the economic mess.

Everyone lives their life by some sort of internalized list of values or moral code, but many people don't take the time to sort out what they really believe in.

Also, you will need to make your Sprite routines, and you have to sort your objects yourself, so they will be drawn in the right order.

The difference is that art tries to express the chaos and confusion of minds, while design tends to sort out those creative and wild ideas.

GM, which has its own problems in Europe, is desperate for Fiat Auto to sort itself out before it can be forced to take over.

Select the fields to sort by, their sort order, and their sort direction.

Let's try to sort out the mess.

{No sort is defined.}You must select at least one field by which to sort in the Sort By box.

Mr Mulally was brought in to sort out the mess.

She went to a psychiatrist to try to sort out her problems.

So I had to cover the book and close my eyes to sort out my feelings.

The typical consumer of agent private memory is the sort heap memory that is used by the agent to sort rows during query execution.

the ability to sort the alarm list by severity, network element, or event time

Sometime between two and four in the morning Churchill quits and goes to bed, leaving others to sort out carbons.

the invisible fingerprint that's used on labels and packaging to sort out genuine products from counterfeits&b{Gene ial)

Another way to make recycling cheaper is to get the household or business that generates the waste to sort it free of charge.

Shaler began to try to sort them out like a jigsaw puzzle-a head here, a tail there, and now a piece of rib.

The Palestinians need to sort themselves out.

Let's leave the two of them to sort themselves out.

It'll take considerable time to sort out the marks of talc powder in the holds. The best way is to sort them out ashore.

I know I can rely on you to sort it out.

Notice that this version even makes use of recursiveness in itself, calling itself twice, once to sort the left-hand side of the list, and once again to sort the right-hand side of the list.

通过晶体学计算，标定出BMT主晶相存在的两种结构，1：2有序六方超晶格结构和无序立方结构。

She tried to sort out her proBlems.

choose any period of time to sort the funds, lead the fund to one net.

He decides to sort out her life for her, while a pushy Greek chorus dispenses advice from the sidelines.

Gets or sets a sort expression that is used by a data source control to sort data.

But if there are a thousand students at Hogwarts, there would be between 150 and 200 students to sort every year.

Their specific task is to sort through the reams of information and try to determine what it means.