Sentence examples for distant lines from inspiring English sources
Distant Lines, State Library of Queensland, Brisbane, until 15 November Two West Australian artists have reinterpreted landscapes of war with work that goes beyond the battlefield, delving into the core of the earth and the depths of the night sky.
City Recital Hall, Sydney, 7 April Write a love letter on a vintage style postcard and brush up on your crochet skills in the workshops offered as part of the launch of Distant Lines, an exhibition exploring Queenslanders' unique experiences of the first world war.
This would suggest that heterosis might be maximized by identifying hybrids that are derived from crossing two genetically distant lines that have been bred for similar environments.
The genetic distance between such distant lines suggests that their crosses would show good heterosis.
Genetically distant lines V338 and CML 442 were included in G1 and G2 (at K = 4) in the ADMIXTURE analysis.
The distribution into functional category of the genes subjected to high effect modifications were quite different for the eight lines, as illustrated in Figure 6 for two distant lines.
A radio image of this galaxy shows a bright pair of jets pointing from left to right and a fainter, more distant line of radio emission running approximately from the top to the bottom of the image.
The mood brightens in Ms. Craddock's seascapes: pictures of foamy, jade-green waves washing up on sand in the foreground, with the horizon a high, distant line under bands of blue sky.
This is a part of the world where even the Eskimos cry when winter returns, reducing the sun to "that distant line of light" that "was all that remained of the past, of all things recorded or remembered, as if history and memory were fading and soon nothing would be left of them but darkness".
Against his own instincts, Donald Trump has chosen to defend a distant line with American blood and treasure.
A lushly rendered ibex, with an octopus clinging to its back, stands against a pale, distant line of mountains; up close, smirking large-beaked birds, curled-up infants, and human-headed cows sprout from the lines of shading.
