用churn造句子，“churn”造句
All of these devices churn out data that says something about how people live.
Fortunately for her the milk in the revolving churn at that moment changed its squashing for a decided flick-flack.
Software tools churn pretty quickly, with vendors issuing major new updates every year or so, sometimes even faster.
Such cells on sabbatical do not churn out many proteins of their own, so the virus cannot hijack the protein-manufacturing process—which is how it reproduces.
Truly great ideas churn in the back of your mind, slowly moving forward and quietly begging for attention until you just can't take the damn voices anymore, so you start doing it.
Creative churn, America's staple diet (unless you're too big to fail), is not the Italian way.
Winter storms, it turns out, churn the ocean, mixing surface waters with deeper waters.
Now, there's a sort of guerrilla team inside Microsoft designed to churn out innovative products more often and more rapidly.
If sales grow, the subcontractor can churn out more games, the Games Gang will spring for advertising and the inventor will receive hefty royalty checks.
One minus the churn rate is the retention rate.
Minutes before, you might feel jittery or faint while negative thoughts churn in your head.
CLOSE! "we achieved short-term revenue, but were left wondering why we weren't getting enough leads, and grappling with high customer churn."
If the model USES only one churn rate, the assumption is that the churn rate is constant across the life of the customer relationship.
They also had no means to measure rework and could not differentiate between requirements churn and implementation issues.
Programming languages churn a bit less, with major shifts every seven to ten years.
Do I need to churn out more diatribes?
Tea churn even more powerful, more mellow ray curl more intoxicating scent rising, spread out in the Buddhist temple.
Surveys churn out terabytes of data to be crunched by armies of postdocs and students who might never have visited a mountain-top observatory.
