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n.纤维棕榈属
1、antinomian press───反托米安出版社
2、importation of terminology───术语输入
3、delphinoidea wikipedia───飞燕草属WeiJiBaiKe
4、dinosaur train───恐龙火车
5、inodoros morelia───伊诺多罗斯莫雷利亚
6、renal cell carcinoma───肾细胞癌；肾脏上皮肾细胞癌
7、emancipated minor definition───未成年人解放定义
8、excitatory amino acid───兴奋性氨基酸
9、chinon ce-4 camera───奇农ce-4摄像机
10、carcinomatous ulcer───癌性溃疡
1、This structure defines the set of functions for managing inodes within the file system.───这个结构定义一组用来管理这个文件XiTong中的inode的函数。
2、Typically, there is an adequate number of inodes associated with a file system, but running out of inodes is always a possibility.───通常，与一个文件XiTong相关联的inode的数目足够多，但耗尽inode的可能性始终存在。
3、Files within a file system are represented uniquely as inodes.───文件XiTong中的文件由inode唯一地表示。
4、During times like this, you may run into messages that inodes need to be repaired or that an error exists.───此时，您可能会碰到一些需要修复inode或者存在错误的消息。
5、The number of inodes that can be created in a filesystem is dynamic and it is only limited by the amount of free space in the filesystem.───在文件XiTong中可以创建的索引节点的数目是动态变化的，并且只受到文件XiTong中剩余空间的限制。
6、Because hard links point to an inode, and inodes are only unique within a particular file system, hard links cannot cross file systems.───由于硬链接指向一个inode，且inode仅在特定文件XiTong内是惟一的，硬链接不能跨越文件XiTong。
7、Rather than restoring the system or even rebuilding the operating system, you can use fsck to repair file systems or correct damaged inodes.───您可以使用fsck来修复文件XiTong或者修正受损的inode，而不是还原XiTong、或者甚至重新构建Cao作XiTong。
8、Those inodes in use are also stored in the hash table.───使用的inode还储存在散列表中。
9、Each allocation group allocates inodes as needed, in groups of 64.───每个分配组在需要时以64个索引节点为一组来分配它们。
1、Further, you do not need to assign inodes anymore when creating file systems, as they are now dynamically allocated by JFS2, meaning you won't be running out of them.
2、Because hard links point to an inode, and inodes are only unique within a particular file system, hard links cannot cross file systems.
3、Furthermore, you do not need to assign inodes anymore when creating file systems, as they are now dynamically allocated by JFS2 (meaning you won't be running out of them).