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241. The machine built-in multimedia player may broadcast the mainstream form the audio frequency document, the acoustic fidelity displays satisfyingly .

242. This support is added using the row identifier (RID_BIT or RID) built-in function, the ROW CHANGE TOKEN expression, the time-based update detection, and implicitly hidden columns.

243. The built-in Microprocessor system can control the luminous intensity and adjust the luminous mode to realize the combination of light and art.

244. A hydrogen bomb has a built-in atomic bomb, which is needed to trigger the fusion reaction.

245. Ten years ago, a computer with a built-in CD burner was a big deal. Owners could be sure to broaden their circle of friends and music collection.

246. Extended heel counter and built-in contoured heel stabilizer delivers support to keep your sturdy stride.

247. Reduce or eliminate the need to write custom code by using the built-in support.

248. In addition, its built-in data correlation filters detect variable data, as well as preparing tests for data-driven load test generation.

249. The voice rhythm system includes data microprocessor, music output unit, built-in music IC unit, voice unit, display unit and number regulating switch.

250. By the way, if you want to convert a Windows path name to its UNIX equivalent or vice versa, try the built-in command cygpath.

251. If not, it attempts to create the directory using Vim's built-in mkdir().

252. MetaQuotes Language 4 ( MQL 4 ) is a new built-in language for programming of trading strategies.

253. A strong independent programmable IR infrared emission mouth, made of infrared device control codes, built-in infrared learning function.

254. But they have a built-in feeding-control mechanism. Called the Eddington limit, it kicks in when the massive amount of radiation spawned by the black hole matches the inflow of material.

255. More information on using OAT's built-in language localization functionality is provided in the Use lang files for language globalization section.

256. In the second chapter, the basic conception (Sentence dictionary), characteristic as well as the average design method about built-in system are presentation one by one.

257. It is an intelligent tool, built-in control of micro-chips, can be automatically tied all reinforced steps and can be widely used in construction areas, to replace the artificial binding reinforced.

258. It featured a touch-sensitive screen, with a built-in battery. Once tilted on its built-in stand, it could be used as a desktop computer with the attachable Folio keyboard.

259. Method handles act as both function pointers and as function combinators, allowing a built-in way to construct a call protocol flow from a caller to a callee.

260. In this system, there is a built-in control accelerometer to plot the accelerometer frequency response.

261. The term robot is used for a manipulator that has a built-in control system and is capable of stand-alone operation.

262. Independent sideband (ISB) is a built-in feature of the receiver.

263. To let users capture scenes in new ways, it adds built-in support for time-lapse video recording.

264. Taken with the G11. Without strobe or built-in flash. The sun when placed behind the jellyfish and the "sunburst" effect was achieved.

265. An independent quick-change connector and a built-in quick-change connector are connected with corresponding connectors to form a complete mouth bar delivery pipeline.

266. If there is no matching rule, Saxon uses a built-in rule.

267. IDA provides comprehensive built-in constraints to do a model syntax check and to provide design suggestions for logical and physical models, as shown in Figure 21.