Sentence examples for cascade line from inspiring English sources

The existing RB-SCOPF formulations are enhanced with short-term thermal post-contingency limits, aimed at avoiding cascade line tripping, and TSO operating rule.

"My dishes were dirtier than before they were washed," one wrote last week in the review section of the Web site for the Cascade line of dishwasher detergents.

The Great Northern Railway's Cascade line, completed in 1893, was considered a marvel.

Like every other major detergent for automatic dishwashers, Procter & Gamble's Cascade line recently underwent a makeover.

(The Cascades line covers vast swathes of countryside between the scattered cities of the Pacific Northwest).

Such zone-3 mal-operations can be prevented by improvising the zone-3 characteristics which eventually avoids cascaded line tripping.

After an intricate tandem improvisation, they closed with a cascading line in tight harmony, evoking the thrill of a headlong race down a flight of stairs.

Its principal motif is the cascading line, whether in the chains of dancers streaming around the stage, in the ripple-effects of steps being multiplied across the group, or in one of the most captivating sequences in the trailing eddies left by six men as they keep Hamilton airborne.

This is because Amtrak's Cascades line from Vancouver, Canada, to Eugene, Oregon, via Seattle and Portland, added free Wi-Fi across the whole train in early 2011 (it is also offering the service on its longer Coast Starlight run, albeit only in the Parlour Car for now).

Ms. Cuckson joined Mr. Beck for Mr. Karchin's Rhapsody for Violin and Piano (2010), which alternated cascading lines with periods of deep calm; there was a memorable moment toward the end when the key shifted, and the sun suddenly seemed to come out.

For centuries, man has struggled to standardize a psychovisual lexicon upon which poetry's elusive affect can be universally defined: to one reader, the above poem conjures the fleeting memory of a lost friend: perhaps it's through the haze of nostalgia, or the rhythmic cascade of line breaks, that the mind's eye is inscribed with the image of a woman's face in a wisp of smoke.