antecedents造句

Nash's idea had antecedents.

This strategy also has ancient antecedents.

These legions are among my antecedents.

There was a mystery hanging over her antecedents.

No one knew the antecedents of the mysterious stranger.

There are antecedents and consequences in everything. Because the cause is mature, the result is unstoppable.

The antecedents and impact of trust in partner relationship is an important issue for practical and academic fields.

We hope that through this email to make things clear antecedents and consequences, let the staff know the truth.

Fuzzy rule region-split method adopts the fuzzy system whose antecedents take the asymmetric Gauss function as membership function.

Just as you cannot trace your family tree back very far, so is it impossible for me to name and explain all my antecedents.

The antecedents of integrity, for-bearance, and justice might be as productively explored as are the mechanisms to deal with their absence or betrayal.

Life is like a farewell, from the beginning of the end of the bye, you have to gradually be wound, in the time to look back to antecedents.

Mothers found strange men calling on their daughters, men who came without letters of introduction and whose antecedents were unknown. To their horror, mothers found their daughters holding hands with these men.

A means of referencing items with respect to time and ancestry such that an item without antecedents is designated as the first or n-th generation, and subsequent derivations are designated as n 1, n 2, etc.

I always hiding in the depths of the dream season, listening to spend the night singing the best of the nightmare, sing to make the bustling, singing off all memory antecedents.

By 1890 the American office worker wanted both the informality of the lounge suit, with its sporting heritage, and a snappy, modern and efficient look that its military antecedents gave it.