real的示例

• She has a real feel for language.

• Was King Arthur a real or a legendary character?

• Politicians these days are more interested in playing to the gallery than exercising real influence on world events.

• Most modern kings and queens rule their countries only in a formal way, without real power.

• The main political parties are merely shadow-boxing, instead of tackling the real economic problems facing this country.

• You can always tell a real bow tie from one that clips on.

• "Is that real fur on your collar?" "Certainly not - I only wear fake fur."

• Those flowers aren't real - they're made of plastic.

• George Orwell was a pseudonym - his real name was Eric Blair.

• It turned out that he wasn't a real doctor at all - he was just a sham.

• Knowledge of languages is a real asset in this sort of work.

• My one real vice is chocolate.

• Creativity, ingenuity and flair are the songwriter's real talents.

• The real disease affecting the country is inflation.

• The proposal was dismissed as a diversionary tactic intended to distract attention from the real problems.

• I get a real kick out of owning my own car.

• She picked up some real bargains in the sale.

• You were right about Pete - he's a real troublemaker.

• You gave us a real scare when you fainted, you know.

• It was a real culture shock to find herself in London after living on a small island.

• Chapter 13 discusses constraint programming over reals using interval constraint solving.

• Finally, let us consider what happens when we move up to the reals.

• The order will be induced by the standard ordering of the reals.

• Tax rates did not exceed 0.05 reales per mazo and did not change throughout the period.

• Denotations are included for integers, reals, booleans, characters and strings.

• Since order on reals is undecidable, there is no simple uniformly applicable lattice meet operation that would always produce non-negative intervals as values.

• As this proof shows, there are infinitely many non-equivalent countably based domain representations of the reals.

• Edalat uses the interval domain of reals, rather than the reals, as the values of the entries in his density matrices.

• However, during the 1770s it grows to 12 or 13 reales, to 14 reales in 1790, and it reaches 20 reales around 1800.

• The price rises during the 1730s, and it reaches 11.5 reales in the 1740s, remaining there until 1750.

• Interval constraint solving over reals has a number of subtleties which can trip up naive users and these are well explored.

• Computers truncate, transforming reals and transcendentals into rational approximations.

• The hacienda agreed to pay each labourer three reales per day, half the normal daily wage.

• Sets satisfying these conditions include the reals, the rationals, and the rationals with finite binary expansions, the last being the smallest such set.

• The collection of formal reals is extended by also allowing 'unsharp' elements, which we call partial reals.