Sentence examples for direction of the lines from inspiring English sources
Commenting on his work, Evans said that it "kept me fully employed mind and body: I had to direct the engravers to the direction of the lines in the colour blocks, and the printers for the tones of the inks for printing, often mixing the inks".
The direction of the lines of force of this field, defined by the direction of the force exerted by the field on a (hypothetical) single magnetic north pole, is opposite to the direction of field used to magnetize it originally.
Once lines and text have been separated from each other, the next step is to identify the length, position and direction of the lines, and the characters of the text.
From the direction of the lines in Figure 4c (left and right column), it can be derived which part of a DM has been illuminated, and one can distinguish between different kinds of DM consisting of one, two, or four SiGe islands including their azimuthal orientation.
After the lines cross the Quebec-Labrador border, also known as the Hydro-Québec point of delivery, the direction of the lines becomes due south, and they head to the Montagnais Substation, a substation accessible only by an airport adjacent to it.
Some cells grown on EPM lines had division orientations aligning along the direction of the lines (43% in a 10°-wide sector).
The estimate of the directions of lines involves no really new principles, since, if two points, A and B, are exactly localized, the direction of the line AB can be appreciated.
Another version of the model, suitable for the Moon, had the direction of the line from apogee to perigee gradually shift.
Strike, in geology, direction of the line formed by the intersection of a fault, bed, or other planar feature and a horizontal plane.
The exact position of the index mark (showing the direction of the line of sight) between two of these graduations is measured on both sides of the circle with the aid of a vernier or a micrometer.
Trend is the direction of the line formed by the intersection of the planar feature with the ground surface; trend is the same as strike only if the ground surface is parallel to the horizontal plane.
