“dispersed”造句，怎麼用dispersed造句

The hot day air dispersed with the evenfall.

The mutant receptor appears to have evolved long ago and to be widely dispersed.

Grids tend to be more loosely coupled, heterogeneous, and physically dispersed than clusters.

Good regeneration potential: most mangrove species flower and fruit regularly and the propagules are dispersed by tides.

The wind was blowing harder and the grey clouds had dispersed. The moon, very small, was shedding a chilly light.

Moreover a smart grid will make it easier to co-ordinate the intermittent and dispersed sources of power, from rooftop solar panels or backyard wind-turbines, for example.

Ho there! Flee from the land of the north," declares the Lord," for I have dispersed you as the four winds of the heavens," declares the Lord.

Because these reactors don't concentrate too much heat in one place, no active cooling systems would be necessary to cool them — excess heat would be dispersed in the ambient air.

The police dispersed the crowd.

The riot police dispersed the crowd.

Knowledge is widely dispersed in society, and public officials benefit from having access to that dispersed knowledge.

Team members can be geographically dispersed, work remotely, and work at different times.

Police dispersed stone-throwing students on the sprawling campus and classes were cancelled after the video emerged.

Outsourcing can take you part of the way, but may make it harder for geographically dispersed groups to get together and deliver on short-term projects.

The wind dispersed the fog.

The light passing through a prism is dispersed into a band of colours.

Traditional testing methods, with every test being confined to one location, may not be feasible for a geographically dispersed development team.

The wind dispersed the cloud from the sky.

You could go to each machine and manually check all of these issues, but when the machines are dispersed over a wide area, this can be a very time-consuming process.

On concluding their fruitless deliberations, the majority of Pacific Island leaders merrily dispersed to catch a game or two.