Sentence examples for diverse line of from inspiring English sources
Though Guzzi is small, the Piaggio parentage has given it the ability to develop a diverse line of bikes in the touring, naked and custom cruiser categories — and even a lithe sports entry.
Additional Micro Four Thirds lenses will be announced in the future, giving users a large, diverse line of high-performance lenses to add to their photographic toolboxes.
GPS-TEC observations are considered as diverse line of sight from receiver to satellite referred as STECs and are obtained from receiver itself.
Gurus also looked last week for an attractive yield play and found one in Baldor Electric, which manufactures and markets a diverse line of industrial electric motors.
It imports and markets a diverse line of beers including Corona and St. Pauli Girl, and its spirits include Black Velvet Canadian whiskey and SVEDKA vodka.
Sony now offers consumers the most diverse line of 3D capable home entertainment products including 19 BRAVIA® HDTVs, Blu-ray Disc players and theater systems, and audio/video components that offer various levels of performance and features.
Genetically diverse lines of organisms can be crossed in such a way to produce different combinations of alleles in one line.
In recent years, a wealth of evidence taken from comparisons between the skeletons of these dinosaurs and those of birds has been supplemented by diverse lines of evidence in support of the same evolutionary relationship.
Whether in reference to domestication or evolution at large, the challenge of reconstructing the past can be met by drawing careful inferences from diverse lines of evidence (Wilkes 2004; Zeder et al. 2006a, b; Burger et al. 2008).
Schmitt and Pilcher (2004) recommend that to support the claim for an EPA, evidence must be marshaled from eight disciplinarily diverse lines of support: theoretical, psychological, medical, genetic, physiological, phylogenetic, hunter-gatherer, and cross-cultural evidence.
The molecular basis of addiction remains poorly understood, but diverse lines of evidence suggest that neurotrophins (BDNF, NT-3 and NT-4) play a role in the regulation of synaptic plasticity.
