Sentence examples for defined a line from inspiring English sources

The nearest scalp points (left and right) were defined; a line between each of the brain points and their corresponding scalp points provided the long axis for 1 cm diameter cylinders.

Each observation defines a line on the Earth's surface on which the observer must be located; several such lines give a fix, the accuracy of which is indicated by how closely these lines meet in a point.

"To us it doesn't matter at all, how the Americans define a line," said Dr. Henrik Semb of Goteborg University in Sweden, which by Mr. Bush's broad definition has 19 lines but only three that can be classified as fully developed.

We must be able to expect the honest technologist working in the bowels of Google or telecom provider Level 3 or the NSA or GCHQ to define a line and refuse to cross it.

Here we show that the giant electromechanical response in PMN-PT (and potentially other ferroelectric relaxors) is the manifestation of critical points that define a line in the phase diagram of this system.

When you play Dropchord ($3), you hold two index fingers out in space; you're defining a line between them that you use to slice dots and avoid X's.

Evans wrote his program in LISP, which allows one to define two symbols S and T, say and then create a third, related symbol, such as L. In this way, one can code the proposition that two "points" (S and T) define a "line" (L).

We might think of such basic interests as defining a line beneath which no child should be allowed to sink.

The second stage begins with defining a line that passes the two recently founded points in the stage one.

Equation 9 defines a line that connects the points (0, 1) and (P, P) in the ROC plane, known as diagnosis line.

Thus, false detections can be controlled by requiring that the Hough cells situated in contiguous positions to the pair of cells defining a line segment do not produce high values for the segment measure.