用“staging”造句大全，staging造句

So when information from the staging database is moved to the data warehouse through stored procedures, there is a gap in the lineage.

An adventure park for children in adventure Valley in Brasside, near Durham, has begun staging the unusual sport of hamster racing.

They took me to the temple. It stood on the side of a hill with a semi-circle of tawny mountains behind it, staging it, as it were, with a formal grandeur;

It appends it to the log staging area.

In MSS, to move data from a data cartridge to a staging drive.

The below diagram represents primary and HDR secondary nodes, and steps of working log staging during checkpoint.

Now the Whitechapel Art Gallery is staging an exhibition-about-an-exhibition that looks at the origins of this love affair between the brooding colourist and the British.

"It's art, it's not nice," a character says at one point to his new bride in the Berliner Ensemble's staging of "The Threepenny Opera" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The etiology, clinical staging system and treatment of temporal bone malignancy await further studies.

The staging environment may, but does not need, to be connected to production resources such as databases and file systems.

These alumni of National Chengchi University were also members of the campus Kunshan Style Drama Society, who still reminisce the hustling and bustling great old days of rehearsing and staging.

Even in the best of times, staging an Olympic Games is an extraordinary feat.

Although his supporters can cause inconvenience by blocking roads and staging strikes, they have failed to ignite the mass protests that might force Mr Micheletti to negotiate.

It is important to recognize that axillary dissection is valuable both in planning therapy and in staging cancer.

By publishing directly from the staging portal to production, you can be sure that what is in production has always gone through staging.

The debate feature film is from opera director Chen Shizheng, who is known for his famous staging of Chinese classic. The Peony Pavilion.

There is much else in the book, such as why staging big tournaments may make countries happy but not rich; and why provincial cities provide more than their fair share of Europe’s champion clubs.