Sentence examples for entry lay in from inspiring English sources

East won with his king and returned the suit, West winning with his ten, cashing the ace and continuing with the jack, a suit-preference signal saying that his potential entry lay in hearts, the highest-ranking of the other suits.

Since the matrix TopOverlap = [ TopOverlap ij ] is symmetric and its entries lie in [0, 1], it satisfies our assumptions on an adjacency matrix.

It is clear from Fig. 4 that most of the capillary entry pressures lie in the range of 100 400 psi and pore throat diameter ranges from 0.8 to 2.0 µm for the majority of the core plugs.

Connett writes that a hacksaw blade that might have been used to gain entry to the house lay in the garden for months.

Dreyfus defended the evidence of his witness, and said her expertise lay in digitising the diary entry for processing.

Coal lay in heaps outside the once pristine entry, and the leather upholstered couches designed by Loos were rotting in the cellar.

Corpses lay in the streets.

The main feature of this expressway tunnel is that its entry portal section lies in strata with a shallow and ultra-shallow overburden due to the requirement of line development.

All entries are integers lying in the range of 0-600.

Part of the explanation for game theory's relatively late entry into the field lies in the problems with which economists had historically been concerned.

The partial-road-in backfilling is a combined form of above two backfilling methods, which means the partial width of backfilling wall lies in entry side whereas the rest part is in gob side, as displayed in Fig. 6b.