Sentence examples for a weak line of from inspiring English sources
A weak line of argument becomes even more vulnerable when we recognise how provincial are Taylor's analytical limitations.
The laser oscillating at a weak line of Nd YAP around 1.3-μm realized though selecting polarization is described.
Out of their concealment in the woods they came across the open fields and up the gentle crest, on the top of which was our line -- a weak line of men behind a line of defences hastily thrown up and composed partly of stone walls, partly of rifle-pits, and partly or natural projections of soil and rock.
Interestingly, however, like βPS, a weak line of αPS1 was observed at the interface between the midgut and VM in netAB Δ embryos, and even more clearly in fra embryos, though never in controls (supplementary material Fig. S2).
This is a weaker line of evidence for evolution because there is no clear flaw to point to, simply the lack of design elements that could have protected the eye from problems.
In this paper, a continuous-wave (CW) diode-side-pumped Nd YAlO3 (Nd YAP) laser operating at the weak line of 1339 nm has been achieved and investigated.
By the ROC and AUC criteria, the predictive power of our posterior probabilities compares well to our previous work (Beyer et al., 2006) where a number of other weak lines of indirect evidence were integrated (so called '2hop' relationships, data not shown).
Between acquisition fees, business losses and product-development expenses, GM has only a weak-selling line of unremarkable cars to show for the billions it's invested.
The rhymes will gently do the work of marking the line-endings, and I think the reader is entitled to as much enjambment as he or she feels like, since the author has left us a large number of weak line endings in the poem, which ask to be run on.
With an evaporating liquid, a weak pinning of the triple line, or a sliding triple line, reduces the life time of the meniscus and gives a smaller dipping time.
