Sentence examples for a line of view from inspiring English sources

The liquid is overcooled, thus the isolated grains appear in the transition solid-liquid zone; see Fig. 3. Figure 3 presents distribution of an averaged (along line of view) symmetry parameter in a thin vertical crossing while in Figs. 4 and 7 the averaging is made along a line of view intersecting thicker pieces of matter.

Winogrand had a wry take on the phenomenon: in a photograph of a line of people viewed from behind as they eagerly crane upward to watch Apollo 11 lifting into the sky, one woman turns around to photograph Winogrand photographing her.

The major advantage of video laryngoscopes is that the glottis can be visualized indirectly via a screen without a direct line of view (look around the corner).

The presence of the horse on this plinth – it could be the horse's own browsing space – causes us not only to think about the meaning of the supportive role that horses tend to play horses in equestrian portrait sculpture, but it also reminds us that a low line of view brings us much closer to what we are looking at, both physically and emotionally.

The man was then filmed pursuing an unidentified woman through a line of bars before leaving the view of the cameras.

Mr. Obama used much of his speech to link Mr. McCain and Mr. Bush — a line of attack that his aides view as their strongest going into the fall — and signaled that he saw next week's Republican convention, when Mr. McCain and Mr. Bush are to appear together, albeit briefly, as a way to press that line of attack.

The problem is that she's wound up in the same line of view as the rear end of a giant husky relieving itself.

They are especially thick in the lateral regions where the line of view passes matter tangentially to the shell.

Try to stay within the coach's line of view as much as possible.

However, a line of Malaysian cases has expressed the view that the concept of substantive due process is not applicable to Article 5(1) of the Malaysian Constitution, which is identical to Singapore's Article 9(1).

Two photographs illustrating the results of infectivity assays where bacteria are streaked through a line of sample containing purified bacteriophage and viewed under a UV light.