shadower造句

• "' Sombrero "'( Spanish for " hat ", literally " shadower " ) in English refers to a type of wide-brimmed hat popularly worn in Mexico, used to shield from the sun.
• This illusion held even in circumstances involving high disparity between shadower and source, such as when he sourced for child shadowers while being interviewed by panels of teachers ( na飗e to the deception ) tasked with assessing each child's intellectual abilities.
• This illusion held even in circumstances involving high disparity between shadower and source, such as when he sourced for child shadowers while being interviewed by panels of teachers ( na飗e to the deception ) tasked with assessing each child's intellectual abilities.
• If successful, the nature of the interaction gives rise to a phenomenon Milgram referred to as the " cyranic illusion, " whereby the interactant fails to detect that their interlocutor is merely a speech shadower repeating the words of a remote source.
• An innovative use of the " propwash " generated by propellers directed over the full-span flaps led to an impressive minimum speed of 39 mph ( 63 km / h ) which would have allowed the Fleet Shadower to cruise effortlessly above an enemy fleet.
• However RN and British Defence documents released under the 30 year rule, show the Royalists refit was to prepare it for all-out hot wars and high-level gun engagement of shadowers whereas the Crown Colony class cruisers and Belfast were modernised for colonial visits and shore bombardment.
• Milgram differentiated the various components of a cyranic interaction : The'shadower'receives words supplied by a'source'by-way-of covert audio relay ( e . g ., discreet radio transmission ) and immediately replicates these words using an audio-vocal technique known as speech shadowing.