selectively造句

Fatappears to be selectively damaged when exposed to low temperatures.

It also advertises, selectively, on television, in print and even on airport billboards.

But a brain injury doesn't selectively impair autobiographical memory-much less bring it back.

“This may sound like science fiction, the ability to selectively erase memories,” says Huganir.

This makes it easy for the developer to selectively add or remove functionality from the connector.

We can selectively inactivate one balance canal without affecting the other balance canals.

You can use the procedure given in this technote to pause or resume the message endpoints selectively.

The advantage of this approach is that it allows you to selectively encrypt parts of a message.

Select the role you want to add users to, and then using the people picker dialog boxes, selectively add users.

You can change it to NONE and then selectively enable other types of logging for more specific output.

An artist is a collector. Not a hoarder, mind you, there's a difference: hoarders collect indiscriminately, the artist collects selectively. They only collect things that they really love.

This reinscription does not primarily concern ‘corporate collusion’, i.e. the deal WikiLeaks made with five big newspapers, giving them the exclusive right selectively to publish the documents.

If it is promising, it is selectively bred with other fit offspring to see if the results, when subject to further mutation, can do even better.

This promotes script reuse and enables manual testers to easily and selectively leverage the power of automation within manual test cycles.

When playing video in the client, we can selectively superimpose the image to the video as we wish to add additional information on the further expand of multi-media system.