Sentence examples for a network of lines from inspiring English sources

A network of lines quickly spread across the country, through purchase of existing companies and inauguration of new lines.

A century ago the astronomer Percival Lowell convinced himself that he could see a network of lines crisscrossing the surface of Mars.

Once victory was won, he switched his energies to the railroad business and soon controlled a network of lines that ran from New York to Chicago.

Together the London Underground (the "Tube") of the north and the surface system of the south equip London with a network of lines and stations that is rivaled only by that of Tokyo for scale and density.

The completion of the Chinese Eastern Railway in 1903 made the city a centre for communications, and in the late 1920s and '30s a network of lines radiating from the city was extended into the northern part of Heilongjiang.

A separate regional commuter rail service, Metrolink, opened in 1992 and has developed into a network of lines connecting Los Angeles, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange, and San Diego counties.

To include actin, a network of line segments (line thickness a) was superimposed on the lattice, with a typical compartment size ∼100 nm, close to the experimental value.

In contrast, hammered brass of a similar composition would have shown a network of strain lines and angular edges like the example below.

On the local level, public transportation in the city consists of a network of bus lines and tramways; some of the tramways have been transformed into subway lines.

The method employs the finite-difference scheme, however, in contrast to the conventional approaches (that build a network of slip lines), it builds a pattern of two orthogonal families of the stress trajectories.

Dislocation lines looped around the precipitate, and most dislocations were deposited on the surface of precipitate, forming a network of dislocation lines.