by value造句

By default, they are passed by value, meaning that if we would update the value passed within the closure function definition, it would not update the outside value.

The United States remains by far the world's leading manufacturer by value of goods produced.

By volume, only two percent of freight is shipped via air; by value, that’s 35 percent.

Sales by value last month rose about 15 percent from July.

UBS calculates that 45% of Japan's exports to China by value are processed and shipped elsewhere.

This is generally not a behavior one wants when returning by value.

They employ around 70% of the workforce and account forhalf of manufacturing by value.

We should correctly treat the influence on social and personal development caused by value conflicts, build a higher level social value system to develop virtuously.

Therefore, what is being passed is a copy of the reference, but that reference is being passed by value.

A gold exchange-traded fund (ETF) known as SPDR recently became the largest ETF by value in the world.

Abstract: "Business tax replaced by value-added tax" of construction industry has a significant impact on the valuation procedure.

The share of total exports held by textiles and clothing reached was more than 51 per cent of domestic exports by value during the 1960s.

They are often overlooked by investors seeking fast profits, but not by value investors looking for bargain-priced stocks with a low price-to-earnings ratio.