用breaks造句子，“breaks”造句

Chromosome breaks may also lead to inversions and translocations.

It's a nuisance to have so many commercial breaks on TV.

Then something — a pebble, a raindrop — breaks the surface and shatters the mirror.

Definition: a defective product, or anything that doesn't work very well; something which breaks constantly, particularly a car.

It could draw on huge amounts of data effortlessly. It wouldn't even take breaks to play Farmville.

The Treasury proposes to extend this perk to living owners of important works, who would get tax breaks by donating treasures while they are still alive.

Success goes to the sort of politician who is skilled at surfing the swells of public opinion, one who can ride the crest and also keep his balance when it breaks.

A glycoside, C20H27NO11, commonly found in seeds and other plant parts of many members of the rose family, such as kernels of the apricot, peach, and bitter almond, which breaks down into hydroeyanic acid, benzaldehyde, and glucose.

Mini breaks at work.

The audience certainly want the television programming without commercial breaks.

When legal options are limited or nonexistent, then everyone breaks the law, and when everyone breaks the law, the law loses its legitimacy and essentially ceases to exist.

A player must gauge possible yardage, wind factors, breaks on the greens, etc.

In fuzz testing, you attack a program with random bad data (aka fuzz), then wait to see what breaks.

Scientists believe La Nina spurs hurricane formation in the Atlantic basin by hindering wind shear that breaks up storms as they form.

The first stage of mitosis, during which the chromosomes condense and become visible, the nuclear membrane breaks down, and the spindle apparatus forms at opposite poles of the cell.

However, it breaks in the following situation.

And that breaks with other ancient conceptions of the human.

Try to reduce that tension, that function, and all hell breaks loose-which is what we are witnessing.

If anything, the expiration of temporary investment-tax breaks at the end of 2004 May be helping to boost corporate taxes.

"He just breaks down, sitting on an embankment on the side of a bridge, at another loss of a skilled, wonderful young man who barely had a chance to live, " Daly recalls.

This version of the stylesheet prevents inappropriate page breaks.

The introduction includes a section that breaks down an assortment of XML terminology that is often confused.

Kiss your partner and nibble one half of the piece of fruit while they nibble the other until it breaks in half, allowing the juice to run into your mouths.

Reactor transients, rupture of the primary piping, steam line breaks, loss of flows and so forth.

The two 45-minute periods of each match go mostly uninterrupted, limiting natural ad breaks to immediately before and after the match and at halftime.

On Earth, the condition often leads to osteoporosis, which leaves bones susceptible to fractures and breaks.

There the road breaks [divides] into three.

The idea is simple enough: SEZs are enclaves with streamlined procedures, tax breaks and good infrastructure that will lure investors in export-oriented industries.

" When news breaks that China has rounded up someone or some group opposing the regime, proponents of the Soothing Scenario warn that one must not draw broader conclusions about China and the nature of its political system from this one particular untoward event.