latch造句

Accessible switch and latch placement.

He must shake the little latch before it opens.

They go through the motions of releasing the latch from the space station.

At any rate, the era of leaving the front door on the latch is over.

The membrane's smooth surface is also expected to make it harder for bacteria to latch onto.

There are still plenty of latch-key kids whose parents give them a lot ofindependence, by choice or by necessity.

The quick latch jack solves the problem that the existing latch jack in the prior art is easy to unhook in the process of catching, thereby causing catching failure.

Once early adopters latch onto something new and useful, in other words, the rest of the population can quickly follow.

He leant against the side, and held his fingers on the latch as if intending to open for himself.

The number of sequential scans is out of control as are the buffer waits and latch waits.

I don't know if that was a local term or if it is universal; "on the latch" meant the door was closed but not locked.

HIV USES the CCR5 as a co-receptor (in addition to CD4 receptors) to latch on to and ultimately destroy immune system cells.

Music is a powerful and emotional art form that people identify with, sometimes so much that they latch onto a genre and won't listen to anything else.

Great ideas don't need a huge audience to succeed. They latch onto a very small one and spread like a virus.

As part of their natural defenses against viral infection, human cells have proteins that latch onto dsRNA, setting off a cascade of reactions that prevents the virus from replicating itself.

We sang for a while, and then we told gags and recited limericks for a while, and I noticed that the kid and Maggie had wandered into the back room-the one with the latch on the door.

The markets have failed to zero in on this problem, he writes, because of all the other squeaky wheels in the global economy -- but sooner or later, latch on they will.