option c造句

• There are many situations where Option A or Option B ( Metering and Calculating ) is the best approach to measuring energy savings, however, some ESCOs insist upon only using Option A or Option B, when clearly Option C would be most appropriate.
• I took a random sample of 20 ( out of ~ 120 ) users who voted for Option C . The result : most accounts were several years old, about 30-40 % claimed to have made several thousand edits, and a few were administrators.
• "' Comment : "'In my honest opinion, Option C is in violation with the NPOV principle because it doesn't allow "'all significant views "'that have been "'published by reliable sources "'to be represented.
• Since option C is the first preference of most participants and at least an alternative choice of everyone else, I would use C except that two editors, Brangifer and Arthur Rubin, have not agreed to it ( or any other choice ) and C must be unanimous to be available.
• If there is dissent from other editors then you should instigate a talkpage discussion, but otherwise I'd suggest you edit it in line with the most common use in up-to-date sources and then follow option c . 4l 14 : 28, 23 April 2015 ( UTC)
• These preferences are assumed to be complete ( the person can always say which of two alternatives they consider preferable or that neither is preferred to the other ) and transitive ( if option A is preferred over option B and option B is preferred over option C, then A is preferred over C ).
• In fact, the actual probability of winning money in option E ( 25 % x 100 % = 25 % ) and option F ( 25 % x 80 % = 20 % ) is the same as the probability of winning money in option C ( 25 % ) and option D ( 20 % ) respectively.
• Then it will ask " What category is your media ? a ) cover art b ) logos c ) UK government d ) . . . " And now I will click option c and brings me to the last page where all the tags in that category will be displayed and you can pick the one you want.
• LDS maybe a more polite ( which I apprecaite ) than Belisquare and Colipon, but after the polite words he essentially propelling "'Option C "'yet unable to provide convincing reason ( e . g . when I questioned the rationale for omitting the " propaganda film " description used in major media in the LEDE here, no reply ).
• For example, suppose that in Sunday we can agree on option A or option B, and we pick option A . Then, in Monday we can agree on option A or B or C, but we do not pick option C . Then, Nash says that we must pick option A . The new option C is irrelevant since we do not select it anyway.