英語 での Asserts の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The MAX3420E stores these bytes in an 8-byte FIFO, and then asserts a Setup Data Available interrupt request.
The first asserts that it became common thanks to the Belgian town of Spa, where the mineral spring, which has healing powers.
A nuclear researcher, Khomyuk defies Soviet officialdom, confronts bureaucrats, asserts the superiority of science and uncovers secrets.
This theory asserts that déjà vu occurs when there's a slight delay in information from one of these pathways.
Asserts that three of the elements- namely, water, air, and fire- existed before the creation of the world;
The monitor hypothesis asserts that a learner's learned system acts as a monitor to what they are producing.
Chapter in the Finegan Fine story asserts, a survival community could survive nicely on Kudzu alone.
As historian Michael Grant asserts, historical investigation demonstrates that the earliest eyewitnesses were convinced that they had seen the risen Jesus.
It asserts that whatever is happening to you now is a result of your previous actions.
In the release, Rademaker asserts that he spent over 1,600 hours working on the design.
He asserts his independence and declares himself distinct from the universe;
In this situation, I think if the United States further asserts economic sanctions on Iran, the United States will be isolated.
But in Exodus 16:31 asserts that the“taste of it was like wafers made with honey.”.
Japan asserts territorial rights to the islands, and the dispute has kept the countries from signing a peace treaty.
Mary asserts this herself when she says:"By me kings reign"(Prov 8:15).
Lastly, this Nitrogen Sports vs OneHash Affiliates contest asserts that it is a tie between the two programs in terms of support.
Using BitMEX as an example, Professor Roubini asserts that most crypto exchanges are, without a doubt, fraudulent.
Instructions for use asserts that valsartan is instantly absorbed from the digestive tract.
She asserts this was the case in the U.S. and UK, relative to France and Germany.
The“holographic principle” asserts that a mathematical description of the universe actually requires one fewer dimension than it seems.