The phrase 'by liner' is not a correct phrase in English.
However, there is a phrase 'timely' that could be used in the same context. For example, "The delivery arrived timely by mail."
The hole was clean and vaguely deltoid in shape on the side closer to the roof, and more ragged on the bathroom side, with a few pieces of Sheetrock held by liner paper dangling down.
Moreover, scattering by liner splices is a local phenomenon.
Nowadays, a lot of research is conducted on the reduction of weight by liner replacement.
The values of E and k0 could be obtained by liner fitting of lnt with 1/T.
The value of k (slope of regression) was estimated by liner regression between ln of E. coli concentration (CFU/ml) and time (day).
The tafel slops have been obtained by liner fitting Open image in new window Fig. 12 Plausible reaction mechanism when the reduction is carried out in alkaline mediums.
The box includes new album-by-album liner notes written by Clinton Heylin with an introduction by Bill Flanagan.
Even when Motown and the Beatles ruled the charts, perfect pop songs -- defined by liner-note-reading geeks as intricate rhymed verse accompanied by a melody that emotionally underscores the words -- often didn't match the sales of, say, "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy".
Some careers have been destroyed or derailed by liners to the head, but McCarthy came back.
He retired his first six batters, then was struck in the leg twice in the third inning by liners back to the mound.
The choice of optimal impedance relies heavily on the modeling of sound absorption by liners under grazing flows.
