jander造句

• There are two ways of solving problems, according to Jander.
• Jander said, " there's no way of telling.
• Baley then states that only one Auroran could have told Amadiro about the relationship : Jander himself.
• She launched vampire Jander Sunstar, whom she established in " Vampire of the Mists ".
• The enigmatic nature of the depiction of Beethoven's right hand appears to have puzzled both Thayer and Jander.
• In a rage, Jander kills every last occupant of the asylum, and is transported to the Demiplane of Dread.
• Unknown to the public, Gladia and Jander had a sexual relationship and she secretly regarded the humanoid robot as her husband.
• "' Gerhart Jander "'( 26 October 1892  8 December 1961 ) was a German inorganic chemist.
• His book, now normally only called " Jander-Blasius ", on analytical chemistry is still used in German universities.
• Like Thayer, Jander says the ambiguous meaning of the right hand is due to M鋒ler's deficiency as an artist.
• The plant at the bottom left of the portrait Jander identified as " Polygonum bistorta ", commonly known as knotweed.
• The murder victim is a humanoid robot, R . Jander Panell, who is physically similar to Daneel and belonged to Gladia Delmarre.
• (Kleist, incidentally, develops her revisionist interpretation of Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto from her reading in the work of Owen Jander.
• Using knowledge derived from Han Fastolfe's mind, Giskard shut down Jander, to thwart Amadiro's attempt to build humaniform robots.
• Sulzer ( as quoted by Jander ) said that gestures should never cause so much attention as to distract the viewer away from the face.
• When Baley states that these experiments might have accidentally led to Jander's deactivation, Amadiro snaps and inadvertently admits he was working with Jander.
• When Baley states that these experiments might have accidentally led to Jander's deactivation, Amadiro snaps and inadvertently admits he was working with Jander.
• The recordings for the concept album had coinciding setbacks, which resulted in the departure of Jander, who therefore only contributed some parts of the vocals.
• Though M鋒ler described the instrument as a lyre, Jander identified it specifically as a lyre-guitar, an instrument popular in the early 19th century.
• Then, he gives the solution to the mystery : that in Gladia's absence, Amadiro questioned and tested Jander via trimensional viewing ( telepresence ).