Sentence examples for clusters of lines from inspiring English sources

Melissa Meyer paints clusters of lines based on calligraphy that are largely unstructured, yet oddly systematic.

Cy Twombly is known for paintings in which febrile clusters of lines, words and symbols scatter like startled graffiti across planes of faint color or bare canvas.

The "oral theory" about the use of formulas (which could be linked together to create clusters of lines or entire prefabricated scenes) suggested not only how poems of such length were created but also how they might have been transmitted over centuries without being written down.

Other traits (e.g., Figure 3; CG17285, k = 1.01, HM = 0.012; CG14987, k = 1.26, HM = 0.011) were characterized by multiple distinct clusters of lines, suggesting putative mutations of moderate effect (1 2 phenotypic SD) on trait variance.

Smaller, tighter clusters of line and patter introduce obsessive doodles.

PKS-I clusters of line #13 were present in the six strains except N. otitidiscaviarum.

Besides the clusters common among the seven strains in line #35, similar NRPS clusters were also present in the adjacent clusters of line #36, but only in four species excluding N. brasiliensis strains.

They now show a cluster of lines going briefly down and then up, with another line a long way below, which goes sharply down, then down a bit more, then goes flat.

The selected transitions for the diagnostic are a cluster of lines near 3148.8 cm−1 from the R-branch of the ν3 band of the CH4 absorption spectrum.

For all three segments, selection and clustering of lines into heterotic groups were stable across the full range of examined population sizes (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Second, the line must lie inside the range where the cluster of lines concentrates.