“powerhouses”造句，怎麼用powerhouses造句

The train will connect two of China's economic powerhouses with only one stop between them in Nanjing.

A painstaking analysis of more than 400 brain tissue samples has bolstered the link between Parkinson's disease and the loss of cellular powerhouses called mitochondria.

Another open question is whether these cells can actually be built; so far the powerful and efficient cellular powerhouses are only present in virtual reality.

It was a manifesto, part of a revolution that put an end to the anti-intellectualism of American finance and transformed financial markets from bull rings into today's quantitative powerhouses.

The two teams are Eastern Conference powerhouses.

What other uses can you think of for these little fruity powerhouses?

Whatever direction the advertising for these two powerhouses goes in, it's unlikely either one is going anywhere.

The case is part of a multibillion dollar global legal battle between the two technology powerhouses, and sets the stage for a major verdict expected to soon be delivered in a U. S. court.

Eat more beans. Beans of all kinds are nutritional powerhouses.

They say nitrates, which are abundant in green, leafy vegetables of all kinds, boost the powerhouses in cells that provide energy.

Nor could stellar slam dancing explain the narrow jets that emanate from the central powerhouses of many quasars.

The huge new campuses on the outskirts of big cities were powerhouses, put up initially with strictly limited staff and resources to produce the new educated generation that has mobilised change.