“sophisticated”造句，怎麼用sophisticated造句

A new rich variegated and highly sophisticated culture sprang up.

The highly sophisticated electronic methods rely on either light or radio wave propagation.

As an economy develops, the state should coax firms into more sophisticated industries.

Some also fear that he will ransack Volvo's intellectual property to boost Geely's less sophisticated cars.

But turning this push into a pull required more sophisticated optics -in Grier's case, a solenoid beam.

Later, in "Many-to-many relationships with a dollop of Ajax," you used GORM to model increasingly sophisticated class relationships.

Phoenix landed in the far north of Mars and has used its sophisticated laboratory to search for signs that past life might have been possible.

In the final stage of school education, ending with a level, the curriculum is effectively a more sophisticated version of the GCSE syllabus.

The shrimps can see in 12 colours - humans see in only three - and can distinguish between different forms of light to give a sophisticated and vivid 3d image.

"In the early days of Life, photographers made great use of so-called synchroflash, the next step was the multiple flash, which made possible more sophisticated and pleasing lighting effects."

A central feature is the high-quality design of the spatially limited outdoor areas designed to create a sophisticated, robust and enjoyable open space despite a high usage rate (400 pupils).

Their clothes were "carefully chosen -- Victoria in a sophisticated slinky black number, Emma in a baby-pink dress, Mel B in her leopard-skin trousers, Geri in red hot pants, top and bra, and Mel C in her favourite Liverpool shin and tracksuit bottoms".

This process ought to be highly sophisticated.

They had, without question, the most sophisticated charitable institutions anywhere.

And that's because along with the tears, we've evolved a very sophisticated ability to interpret them.

With these sophisticated techniques it is possible to use polarography to measure levels down to 10-8M

The IPP, my second example, is a sophisticated turbine that acts as the auxiliary power unit on engine starts.

Later in this article, I will revisit this definition after presenting more sophisticated concepts around managing projects, particularly the idea of software projects as investments.

One effect of the accord, for example, is to give credit-rating agencies an explicit role, particularly for less sophisticated Banks, in determining how much capital is enough to cover certain risks.

"Sophisticated--God, I'm sophisticated!"

The logical definition of the irrational number is rather sophisticated.

We will continue to refine these processes to better study and understand the sophisticated nature of herbal medicines.

When designers rely on Mechanical-Age representations to guide them, they are blinded to the far greater potential of the computer to provide sophisticated information management in a better, albeit different, way.

The gateway pattern is a sophisticated protocol switch variant.

It offers a wide array of options for extending your work to as many people as possible, including a sophisticated framework for internationalization, localization, and accessibility.

We'll use more sophisticated tools before long, but let's do a little sanity check.

Buying shares may not seem very sophisticated, for instance, but when you buy a share you are lending money in exchange for a claim on the future profitability of a firm in, say, China.