loops造句

Which is iteration. Or loops.

Iteration is frequently achieved using loops.

The wire threaded through small loops.

Belt loops and gaiter with gripper elastic.

Short feedback loops give us confidence.

The proposal 'Green Loops City' links the new urban areas through attractive and diverse landscape loops.

What should you do if you have infinite loops (loops going backwards)?

They also made fifty loops on one curtain and fifty loops on the end curtain of the other set, with the loops opposite each other.

Make fifty loops on one curtain and fifty loops on the end curtain of the other set, with the loops opposite each other.

Safety loops shall be fitted around the ladder.

This can result in ground loops which cause hum.

The ancient Greeks fastened their tunics with Buttons and loops.

Multi-line loops are much easier to read.

Fistulae can form between loops of bowel, bladder, and skin.

Here is a glomerulus with thickened pink capillary loops, the so-called "wire loops", in a patient with lupus nephritis. The surrounding renal tubules are unremarkable.

Pliers Light Wire Bending To make precise loops. The tip both with groove and without groove are available. The groove can fix and duplicate loops.

The fluctuating magnetic field cutting across the turns of loops of wire of the secondary coil sets up an electrical pressure or voltage in these loops.

Her wavy hair fell in loose wisps and loops upon her shoulders.

One board they could pull close solo. On another board, loose rope threaded between loops.

A sling sewn (or tied) with numerous loops, used as an adjustable sling in aid climbing.

It's got a lot of loops, pianos and acoustic guitar, so a very different vibe.

By contrast, health care often lacks real-time information systems and data feedback loops are sluggish.

In the particular, the wide belt loop is arranged at the middle of the three belt loops in the left or right sides, and the other belt loops is still in a narrow shape.

To determine the catenary curves of arches, he would tack a sketch of a foundation plan on the ceiling, hang loops of string, and attach weights along the loops in proportion to down forces.

The lacing system uses loops, not eyelets, so the laces span a narrower area across the top of the shoe.

It must be a constant — adaptation and re-adaptation, with continuous feedback loops to meet changing realities.

At first glance the fluid attenuation of these lymph nodes could be mistaken for enlarged fluid filled small bowel loops.

The number of loops shows how resilient a leaf is and is related to how long a leaf lives, since loops provide ways to re-route supplies in the case a leaf gets damaged.

When a problem develops, the first thing to do is to make sure the feedback loops are all in place.

More factories making more stuff make more global warming, and that is where the two loops meet.

This concept of being simply connected or not, and studying which loops bound surfaces or not can be used to classify shapes of things inside space.

Just two hitches: Tying square knots and lariat loops wouldn't help her get her job done and she didn't feel free to make contributions as she saw fit.

Now, though, researchers led by Jeff Yan, of Newcastle University, have found that loops and crosses may prove critical online, too.

Temps often are used to store summary information in loops. The entire loop can be extracted into a method; this removes several lines of noisy code.

The noise of the cat jumping clumsily onto her lap, the feeling of her pressing up and down with alternate paws, claws snagging loops of cotton.

The requirement that your turns sum to zero is necessary to keep you from getting caught in certain loops, such as one shaped like a capital G (try it out on paper to see what I mean).

Thee UK's first Rollercoaster Restaurant allows customers at the theme park to watch their dinner tackle two gravity-defying loop-the-loops, before dropping eight metres down to their table.

They take the shape of loops, endlessly replaying the conflicts in your relationship without resolving them, says Wolf, author of Why Can't you Shut Up? : How We Ruin relationships-and How Not To.

The formulae for the number of loops, edges, triangles, pairs of two-way nodes and pairs of one-way nodes are deduced by the coefficients of a characteristic polynomial, so on.

In the late 1800s in Trieste, Italy, a medical student named Sigmund Freud was assigned to investigate the testes of the male eel, postulated to be loops of white matter festooning the body cavity.

While we’ve broken the process down into numerically sequenced steps, this is not typically a linear effort, but rather occurs in iterative loops. In particular, Steps 3–5 may be swapped around, depending on the thinking style of the designer (more on this later).