shadow的示例

• The setting sun cast long shadows across the lawn.

• Someone was lurking in the shadows.

• The shadows deepened as the evening drew on.

• The tree cast a shadow over his face.

• A shadow fell over her work and she looked up to see who was there.

• Demand estimates have been derived from shadow prices obtained by computer simulations of profit-maximizing behavior.

• Similar to recreation trips, fuelwood collection trips can be modeled as functions of travel costs (shadow prices) and resource quality (forest condition).

• We have to realize that the information requirements for obtaining these shadow prices are tremendous.

• In the design of shadow system, an ultra-precision rotary optical encoder is mated with ultra-precision bearings mounted at the revolute joint pair.

• The city itself was not large by contemporary standards, but it cast a distinctly urban shadow over its surroundings.

• The shadow market value of the 100 million liability from the earlier example will be 81.95 million.

• The first dynamic implication concerns stationary-state equilibria, equilibria in which public commitments, their shadow price, and inflation all remain constant over time.

• Estimates will vary depending upon what shadow prices are used.

• Prices of informal care were based on shadow prices for unpaid work (meaning a standardized cost price based on general hourly wages).

• Shortly after, they were to begin to retreat into the shadows.

• The roof light allows direct south light to cast shadows along the walls of polished chalk.

• This increases profits, the shadow price of land and the returns to conservation investments.

• The 'high credibility' of the play's subtitle is the great shadow in the central character's mind.

• Further revolutions cast a shadow back over 1789 : a critical vision developed after the failure of 1848, and a pathological vision formed after 1871.

• Neither rainbows nor shadows have bodies, yet both are clearly visible.