Sentence examples for a particular plane from inspiring English sources

Buying liquor is not a constitutional right, nor is getting on a particular plane.

As a result, each photoreceptor is able to act as a detector for a particular plane of polarization.

As a result, each receptor is able to act as a detector for a particular plane of polarization.

There are in fact two Air Force Ones: the phrase is a call-sign for whichever one currently holds the president as human cargo, rather than designating a particular plane.

Like light skipping off a lake, the electric and magnetic fields that constitute light bouncing off an electrified gas are not jumbled but show a preference to vibrate in a particular plane.

Under some circumstances, it is possible to focus the X rays to a particular plane within the material, permitting a three-dimensional description of the flaw geometry as well as its location.

The preparation and culture of the human fetal testis explants used procedures identical to those in the rat; because the testes were larger, many more explants were obtained per testis, and these could not be sectioned along any particular plane as for the rat.

A class of depth-resolved imaging techniques based on Structured Illumination Microscopy (SIM) have been proposed to select a particular imaging plane and to reject out-of-plane background for standard wide-field microscopy [ 23– 25].

A high refractive index also allows for an increased depth of field, meaning that more vertical planes can be observed in the microscope in a particular focal plane; the depth of field is proportionate to the refractive index (Rost and Oldfield, 2000).

From the observed intensity of diffraction planes, it is possible to calculate the texture coefficients (Tc) of a particular diffraction plane using Equation 1.

On all my subsequent flights, the Business Elite section was a solid unit, but on this particular plane it was divided into two sections: four rows up front and two in the back.