Sentence examples for changes in lines from inspiring English sources

It can, if its capacity allows, receive a makeup program independent of the tape of the text; following the specifications of the layout (positioning and size of headings, text, and illustrations) coded in binary language, the computer itself introduces onto the perforated tape the special instructions concerning kinds of typeface, length of lines, changes in lines, etc.

W presents fewer textual problems than P (see Hutchinson 593) and far fewer than C. Hutchinson, who did not have access to C, discusses P, noting that with simple changes in lines 1, 4, 34, 49, 95, 100-01, the poem presents "the theme from the point of view of mortal man" (592-93).

Despite the intense bombardment, the second week of the battle was a stalemate, without any changes in lines of control.

Nanotopography produces tension related changes in-line with the literature for stiffness and chemistry.

Here, we investigated the possibility of monitoring these biochemical changes in-line by comparing them to off-line reference spectra and principal component analysis.

Sensitivity analysis is used for computing the changes in line flow of the lines with and without TCSC.

Because they are means tested, your entitlement constantly changes in line with your income and other circumstances.

In this talk, we describe fast analysis using PMU-sensed "fingerprints" of different types of system events (e.g. changes in line status or reconfiguration of substations).

He said many would want to see the bill withdrawn, but others would like see further changes in line with the party's policy.

The attorney general's office can make minor changes, in line with Kenya's legal code, before the constitution is put to a referendum, currently scheduled for this summer.

A one-year postponement in England would bring the changes in line with the 2017 abolition of inheritance tax on homes worth less than £1m, expected to be announced by Osborne in this week's budget.