rows造句怎么写

The pager now supports a navigation style that also includes first and last rows along with the next and previous rows.

In Mali, the practice of growing trees amid rows of cropland seemed to be everywhere.

Several rows later, they eagerly lined up to seed corn under a blazing midmorning sun.

For most soybean growers it is preferable to have rows wide enough to permit mechanical cultivation.

Nor to ignore the rows and rows of Bunkers once used to shelter assault helicopters, their ageing concrete, for now, resistant to the effects of time and tropical weather.

The intersection of those rows and columns represents all preexisting implementations, which you don't want or need to change.

In contrast, wrapping solutions use objects as wrappers around database tables and rows to manipulate data in a database.

And on the level vegetable lands are the mile-long rows of pale green lettuce and the spindly little cauliflowers, the gray-green unearthly artichoke plants.

The Tiaje Cashmere Company’s factory here, a windowless hall the size of a football field, is filled with rows of machines that transform wool into yarn.

And though the rows were fierce, they were far more bearable than being out of the spotlight and unseen by others.

Diplomats play this nonsense up, talking with relish about rows that will last till dawn, or about summits that will be “three-shirt meetings”, ie, will go on for 36 sleepless hours.

The headstone was only two rows behind Kendra and Ariana's. It was made of white marble, just like Dumbledore's tomb, and this made it easy to read, as it seemed to shine in the dark.

The rows, however, are independent per session.

Secondly, returning many empty rows makes this query needlessly slow.

In addition, the better clustering of rows will result in faster read access and faster insertion of rows.

Statistics also help the optimizer ascertain how many rows exist in tables being queried and predict how many rows will qualify for given conditions.

In addition, you can't easily animate individual rows of a table this way.

A result set is an array consisting of 0 or more rows that match a database query; a result set identifier is simply a value that you pass to other functions to work with the rows in the result set.

President Bush spoke in the cemetery's amphitheater - a massive white structure surrounded by seemingly endless rows of small white headstones.

Jetty creates an instance of the application class, DerbyDatabase, which boots the embedded Derby engine, creates the database (only once), and creates two tables and loads some rows.

And if that isn’t enough, when she clicks on a tab in the back row, the entire row of tabs moves forward, shunting the other two rows to the back.

This BMP, like all UCS planes, contains 256 rows each of 256 cells, and a character is coded at a cell by just the row and cell octets in the BMP.

The fuselage had a single aisle and 12 rows.

These rows do not contain any useful value that would not be found in the other rows describing that same edition.

Before using objects like rows and cells, be sure to test them to make sure they are not null.

On tightly packed shelves in Iraqi shops it is usually surrounded by rows of imports: Iranian noodles, Turkish milk, German detergent, and so on.

This boat pulls [rows] six OARS.

Down those wide endless streets the wind rattled between the rows of wooden houses.

He did not know the way of libraries, and he wandered through endless rows of fiction, till the delicate-featured French-looking girl who seemed in charge, told him that the reference department was upstairs.

The cells where these rows and columns intersect represent existing implementations of these functions provided by Clojure.

Shaded rows will not appear in your published review.