at the root of造句

We must get at the root of the problem.

Discontent and selfishness strike at the root of national progress.

Contraband trade strikes at the root of legitimate government.

It has a tree like structure which begins at the root of the filesystem, which is appropriately called "root".

For example, the amount of DNA found at the root of one hair is usually sufficient.

When worms come to gnaw at the root of the peach tree, the plum tree invites them to gnaw at its own root.

The path is a relative path starting at the root of the plug-in.

The actual control condition at the root of the notch is more problematic.

Lack of ability is at the root of his dislike for sports.

What lies at the root of his troubles is a sense of insecurity.

Surgeons placed catheters in veins and arteries at the root of the brain.

It's my conviction that complacency is at the root of our troubles.

It's my conviction (ie I firmly believe) that complacency is at the root of our troubles.

It's at the root of Luke's struggles for self-respect and his humiliations.

Emitting too much greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide lies at the root of global warming.

A growing number of policymakers and academics believe that these lay at the root of the financial crisis.

The bland sameness of space is at the root of both momentum conservation and angular-momentum conservation.

This simple result is at the root of the arithmetic and algebra of Brownian motion and particle diffusion.

Be attentive to your needs and those of others who are at the root of the problem situation.

Investing in property, which lay at the root of the financial crisis, requires a boldness that many still lack.

A family and a nest built a broken house and a thatched shed at the root of the city wall.

He argues that all of reality can be explained if readers accept that information is at the root of everything.

Now when I made the molds this time I have a small channel at the root of each appendage.

Its new report argues that a malfunctioning benefits system lies at the root of many social evils.

Luminski's performances are based on theories that psycho-physical wave sequences are at the root of our everyday lives.

He is short and fat with a potbelly. His hands have ten deep dimples at the root of every finger.

A small nipplelike projection, such as a protuberance on the skin, at the root of a hair or feather, or at the base of a developing tooth.

On the Bank of the river, there are rows of tall, upright coconut trees, and at the root of the huge leaves, there are bunches of coconuts.

The new findings promise to help untangle the early molecular events of a syndrome at the root of one of the world's most significant health issues.

Turn the handle of the clutch to either position "normal" or "emergency" whichever the engineer wants, at the root of the spring rod for fuel regulating.

The stress concentration at the root of the common triangular thread is large, which seriously affects the fatigue life of the bolt.

Whatever gloss the various spectators put upon the interest, according to their several arts and powers of self-deceit, the interest was, at the root of it, Ogreish.

The XI processor already looks for the rules anywhere in the document (it does not require them to appear at the root of the document).

In China, we stress then lets the tail of a man, this person is not at the root of the tail, all folders Dejin everyone.

Mula bandha operates at the root of the body to seal in prana internally for uddiyana bandha to direct the prana upwards through the nadis.

People with hyperactivity disorder have a shortage of dopamine in their brains, which a recent study suggests may be at the root of the problem.

A thousand grimaces, approaching the mature sun, play with those intrigues and means at the root of the flowers and plants.

People at the root of Beijing's Imperial City love to walk the birds in the lanes and enjoy a comfortable life.

What lies at the root of all this is a profound division of opinion over what constitutes, or should constitute, national identity.

My work with cardiac patients over the past 20 years has convinced me that love and intimacy are at the root of health and illness.

A closer look at the haplotype at the root of hereditary hemochromatosis shows how the conjunction of historical records and genetic analysis of current populations can provide new insights into the causes and history of a particular condition.

It is not because of what happened at Suzuka that we have not been able to take the final title win, but in fact, the reliability of the engine has always been at the root of our success.

But at the root of it all is love, that most absurd and precious thing, and how hard it is to make it stay.

The results show that there are some defects of flow lines at the root of wad, and the thinner the wad, the more serious the defects, even the flow-through and cavity exists.

Forming taps which produce no burrs since the chamfer is created by not tilting at the root of the tap and by continuously changing the width of the root． This enables manufacture of the superfine pointed miniature thread SO.5×1.25， hitherto considered impossible.

The most dangerous point is at the root of the first engaged tooth of a joint. Generally, the biggest values of stress and strain may exceed the yield limit.

The thin elastic cartilaginous structure located at the root of the tongue that folds over the glottis to prevent food and liquid from entering the trachea during the act of swallowing.

A study from the University of the West of England suggests that changes in female body temperature, caused by the monthly cycle, are at the root of particularly colourful dreams.

There is nothing in the UML specification that prescribes what has to be at the root of the resource: indeed, there is no concept of the resource in the UML specification.

An index page at the root of the site acts as the main page of the Web site, a downloads area, and an area for administrators (hereafter called admin).

Though details were at first sketchy,it soon emerged that the root of the split lay in Luckett's and Roberson's growing discomfort in regard to Mathew Knowles' management of the group.

The old man's cough was much better. He sat half-awake and half-asleep all day in the sun at the root of the South wall, warm and satisfied.

Beware, ashamed, all these complicated feelings, all of which ran away with Marlowe's curse, and I sat down calmly at the root of the tree in a more comfortable position.

Some fringe developed economies with a reputation for tough regulatory controls and limited direct or indirect exposure to the subprime problem at the root of the crisis have benefited.

Entitlements are at the root of the problem and need to be trimmed, and research has shown that although spending cuts weigh on growth in the short run, they hurt less than higher taxes.

Radial depth of plane flaw at the root of a weld can be quantitatively tested with a longitudinal wave probe assisted by a straight probe and receiving-transmitting straight probes.

In other words, at the root of kinship is a physical fact, which could be discerned only through observation and reflection - a fact, therefore, which must for a time have been overlooked.