Sentence examples for a linked line from inspiring English sources

The correlation between two genes was denoted by a linked line in the network.

Perhaps if football fans supported the sport itself with the fervour they show for their own clubs, there'd be a linked defensive line against institutions that matter to so many, being destroyed to benefit the greed of so few.

Hosting it all from a seemingly subterranean, chain link-lined clubhouse full of consoles was Nicholas Picholas (born Schimmelpenninck), a curly-haired, cherub-faced guy in a Public Enemy baseball jersey.

In real life, Weinberg was in his 50s and Marie her late 40s, while Bale is 39 and Lawrence is 23; and a couple of the linking lines on the love pentagon that emerges are also invented.

Node The start or end of a link or line; a point which can be shared by several lines.

On the circles are aggregates of box-like forms; they represent the figures when stars in a constellation are linked by lines.

Big and solidly built, they entered and left the stage in a line, linked close by arms to shoulders, side by side.

So, drawing a line linking the successive highs, and a line linking successive lows, creates a triangle (see chart below).

A few expensive shops: Coach, Prada, Guess, Divine, Kira Plastinina, Sinful (A clothes line, linked to the men's/boy's clothes, Affliction), Ed Hardy.

What are they going to say now?" Glenn Beck's blackboard revelation showed a circled "pha" in Caliphate, linked by a line to the "Fa" in Fahrenheit.

She drew a line linking German prosperity to a prosperous European Union.