abstractor造句

• An example of a closed-shell abstractor is chromyl chloride.
• Where \ lambda is the abstractor of lambda calculus.
• This process is often performed by a trained professional called a title abstractor.
• Worked for 25 years as Abstractor for Psychological Abstracts.
• The abstractor is usually a radical species itself.
• Ross was as an abstractor for radiology journals.
• From 1955 he worked for the Czechoslovak Academy of Agricultural Sciences as an extert abstractor.
• Women, I suspect, in order to keep the tribes together, became the first abstractors.
• Some title abstractors have certifications documenting their experience level and training and successfully having passed an exam.
• The document produced by a title abstractor is called a title abstract, or abstract of title.
• Title companies, abstractors, members of the media and the general public have also benefited from WCCA.
• It succeeded an earlier organization, the Japanese CA Abstractors'Association, which was started in 1954.
• He had been an abstractor for Chemical Abstracts since 1919 and editor of its rubber section since 1925.
• The title abstract is provided to the title company, attorney, or end-user by the abstractor.
• A feature of this notation is that abstractor and applicator wagons of ?-redexes are paired like parentheses.
• On 18 June 1919, Alridge joined the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries as an Assistant Clerk ( Abstractor ).
• He worked for a railroad and an oil company and was an abstractor and involved in conservation and the tourism industry.
• The largest abstractor is Anglian Water, who maintain a pumping station on the east bank of the river by Cadney bridge.
• De Bruijn called an applicator and its corresponding abstractor in this interpretation " partners ", and wagons without partners " bachelors ".
• For example, in the above example, the applicator ( M ) can be brought to its abstractor [ w ], or the abstractor to the applicator.