Usar "schema" en una oración
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1. He began a discussion of their inner construction, constantly mapping their previous experiences onto the schema illustrated
2. The host was most anxious to clarify the translation of all the talk of centers and brains into the more concrete schema of the octave's structure they had just recently begun to map
3. At fifty-nine, Shirley Dibs had grown to appreciate a regimented life and being late wasn’t part of that schema
4. First thing in the morning a reliable schema comes to mind, and after a routine of stretches a voice reasons its way from the person
5. Many books have been written on the science of systems, but the concept (or schema)
6. select the schema as LEARNER (hope
7. What are the columns for and what type of data will we store in them? The following table is a guide to the preceding database schema:
8. The following code is the schema for that table, which you can run in your database: CREATE TABLÈcensor` (
9. The following is the schema for the sessions table
10. Using a method of your choice (command line, phpMyAdmin, and so on), enter the following MySQL schema into your database:
11. for schools, they zeroed in on that schema and didn’t stray from it
12. schema that was always meant to serve as the eventual code-key to unlock the “mysteries” and finally
13. not collapsing in ’89 and John Travolta becoming leader of the free world have been weeded out of the attached document; you were right about that, too, and I’m sorry for blowing up at you for reacting as you did to that first, more fantastical schema
14. Each type of object is defined by an object class stored in the directory schema
15. The schema specifies the attributes that each object must have, the optional attributes it may have, the type of data associated with each attribute, and the object’s place in the directory tree
16. The schema are themselves stored as objects in Active Directory, called class schema objects and attribute schema objects
17. A class schema object contains references to the attribute schema objects that together form the object class
18. If you create additional domains in the same tree, they all share the same schema, configuration, and global catalog server (GCS, a master list directory of Active Directory objects that provides users with an overall view of the entire directory) and are connected by transitive trust relationships
19. All of the domains in a forest, including those in separate trees, share the same schema, configuration, and GCS
20. Different forests do not share the same schema, configuration, and GCS, nor are trust relationships automatically created between forests