channel的示例

• The commentary on the Olympic games was much better on the other channel.

• Press this button and the video will automatically tune itself to the next channel.

• Where's the gadget that you change channels with?

• This channel is only available on cable.

• We really don't need a dedicated sports channel as we don't watch much sport.

• The rain ran down a small channel into the river.

• We swam through the channel into the harbour.

• They dug large channels to drain the fields.

• High-pressure helium gas as a coolant is pumped through the coolant channels.

• There are, however, reported differences in activation and inactivation between connexin hemichannels and pannexon channels that warrant further exploration.

• One distinction that can be made is the sensitivity of gap junction channels and hemichannels of different types to intracellular and extracellular divalent ions.

• Thus, even though the same agent receives the same fact from different sources, they have traversed different channels of agents to reach the current recipient.

• Necessary supplies of timber were obtained through private channels.

• Such donations are channelled through a senior monk intermediary who redistributes them to monks in his monastery.

• Government channels are affected by a series of factors and consist of the concurrent parts of grain procurement and distribution.

• Arbitration must take into account both the activation level of the various "input" cortical channels and previous experience in the current or related action-selection contexts.

• Ecological explanations cannot account for spongecarrying (non-sponging animals forage in the same channels) but are not irrelevant.

• Depending on the particular action and the environmental conditions, such knowledge may not be necessary for the mentioned fine-tuning via sensorimotor channels.

• Eight bipolar channels along a line just to the right of the midline were followed.

• By offering differing categories, the respondents' options were channelled.

• However, musicians used unof®cial networks much more frequently when they attempted to navigate the bureaucratic channels through which their material needs were addressed.

• In communication theory, some transmission channels can be described in terms of contagion urn models [2].

• Cardiac catheterization with injection in the brachiocephalic vein, prior to this surgery, had shown no left superior caval vein, and no collateral venous channels.