Sentence examples for in a line parallel to from inspiring English sources
All we had to do was stand perfectly still, in a line parallel to their direction of movement, at a range of no more than thirty yards, and wait for them to walk right in front of us.
Remarkably, in the embryonic denticle belts, the constituent cells of every one of those clones were arranged in a line, parallel to the mediolateral axis.
Prior to the subject's entry, we mounted the experimental stimulus, and placed four shelled peanuts at 10 cm intervals in a line parallel to the barred window and 20 cm on the experimenters' side of it.
Light and scanning electron microscopy revealed numerous fine, granular, crystalline-like deposits, which were always distributed in a line parallel to the anterior and posterior surfaces of the IOLs.
Under Light microscopy, the cross section of all IOLs (with von Kossa staining) revealed numerous fine, granular, crystalline-like deposits distributed in a line parallel to the anterior and posterior surface of all IOLs (Fig. 4).
The lungs are removed from each carcass as part of the 'pluck' and hung in a line parallel to the carcass; BPHS assessors perform a mild palpation of the lungs and move them around in order to assess the whole surface of the organ.
Frequency spectra for vibrations of rectangular membranes with a step discontinuity in density along a line parallel to an edge are investigated, particularly with a view to finding explicit analytical solutions.
Let us fix s ∈ ℝ and let us draw in the plane a line parallel to the diagonal and passing through the point (s, 0), see Figure 1. Figure 1 The first two Fučík curves.
If the number of pores in λ j passed by a line parallel to the core axis satisfying the Poisson process (Yao et al. 1999), i.e., for a core length L, assuming that the number of pores with length l (0 ≤ l ≤ L) passing through the diameter γ j is a random variable parameter ζ j (l) with the following probability distribution: P ζ j ( l ) = k = λ j l k k ! e λ j l, k = 0, 1, 2, …,.
The weekly GWM for the A(H1N1 pdm09 influenza pandemic moved in the opposite direction, but along a line parallel to the one above.
Only burst swimming sequences that consisted of a C-start response in which the tadpole started from a stationary position and continued in a straight line parallel to the bottom were analysed.
