By the lines above, (mathrm{FSol} 2, ell )) would be nilpotent-by-abelian.
The LINEs tend to be longer than the SINEs, so the total percentage of sequence occupied by the LINEs is actually larger (13.29% vs. 10.29%).
With paternity claims to pizza, Naples measures the best purveyors by the lines outside.
The phrase is preceded by the lines "I don't go for fancy cars, / For diamond rings".
I was surprised by the lines of people waiting patiently for their turn.
The water enclosed by the lines of trunk and branch occupies two thirds of the picture space.
He did not visit the villages, communities, rivers, or forests divided by the lines he drew on paper.
The three figures, united by the lines of skillfully arranged draperies, are informed by a solemn and touching sentiment.
They are meditations on the space of the sky amplified by the lines of rigging, or the menacing rush of waves pummeling a hull in an unforgiving sea.
Under a longstanding tradition, the leaders in both houses form districts that help each chamber's dominant party and then abide by the lines the other house presents.
But now jobless men stand by the lines of cars and offer to sell gas from plastic jerrycans at huge markups -- sometimes five times the stations' rate.
