Sentence examples for basically along the from inspiring English sources

The division of duties between Mr. Zucker and Mr. Falco will break basically along the lines of programming and operations.

Concrete meso-structure significantly affects its mechanical property, as crack generally starts and develops basically along the interface between aggregate and mortar on the meso-scale.

The captured particles are then transported to a collection capsule from side to side basically along the electric flux lines in a zigzag path where an alternating electrostatic field is applied.

The setup is basically along the line of [7] but this is by all means a nontrivial improvement of the results there.

Auroral currents in the ionosphere often flow in electro-jets (Baumjohann and Treumann, 1997, pp. 89 90) basically along the magnetic east-west direction; predominantly eastward in the evening sector, westward in the morning sector, and often with westward current north of eastward current west of midnight (late evening sector).

And Peter started asking questions basically along the lines of 'can we get to the point where we don't have to do the experiments?' Well gee, if you don't have all the stereochemical information, this and that, and I said 'well I don't think that's a real goal' and I'm thinking to myself 'good God man be reasonable'.

In both, the arm is basically along for the ride.

Personal investors are basically along for the ride, so no scenes à la Jerry Maguire shouting, "Show me the money!" "If we help grow and build Arian's brand," French explained to USA Today, "that's how we make our money".

He was picked for this tour of Australia as England's 17th man, with little prospect of playing much and basically along for the ride.

"It struck me that the classes in Britain were still basically divided along the lines of Normans and Saxons.

The c-axis of biological Ap in a monkey dentulous mandible basically aligned along the mesiodistal direction in the flat bone, but this alignment changed along the normal direction to the flat bone surface parallel to the biting direction near the tooth, due to the force of mastication.