Violent or unsportsmanlike conduct and dangerous or cynical play should always constitute a straight red card and there should not be any argument about that.
In the phase diagram, three e/a-constant phases AlCo, ZrAlCo and pure Zr constitute a straight line with constant e/a=1.5.
As pointed out earlier, the T- and H-anisotropies are observed in the respective directions and, both of which could be considered to constitute a straight line through the Sun; that is, the center line of the neutral sheet of the HMS.
If an unlimited amount of formaldehyde was generated, the respiratory rate can be decreased by at least 70 80% and constitute one straight line in the log concentration effect plot as shown (Kane and Alarie 1977; Nielsen et al. 1999).
Similarly, the formic acid exposure effect relationship constituted a straight line in the log concentration effect plot at least to a 60% decrease in the respiratory rate (Nielsen et al. 1996).
Thus, on the specific assumption that the vocal tract constitutes a straight tube that is closed on one end and open at the other, the spacing between the subsequent formants should be even.
The iso-damage curves approximately constitute a fan of straight lines that intersect at a common point (σe, log (Ns)), where Ns is a very large number of cycles beyond which no more crack appears, and σe is some fatigue limit.
It has been found that for the highest values of the direct current, the low-frequency impedance is constituted by a straight line at relatively high frequencies and a semicircle at vanishing frequencies.
The set of all solutions constitutes the unique straight line passing through (0, 5) and (1, 8).
The ambiguity function, on the other hand, constitutes two distinct straight lines passing through the origin, with different slopes depending on the respective chirp rates.
