Sentence examples for knowledge of the line from inspiring English sources

We propose a family of adaptive compensators that requires only knowledge of the line propagation delay and guarantees stable asymptotic regulation for all (unknown) linear plants and actuators with passive impedances.

But Julio Gómez-Pomar, the president of Renfe, Spain's rail network, on Friday described the driver as a seasoned employee who had passed through the curved wall where the crash took place some 60 times without incident and had exhaustive knowledge of the line.

The clip, which Kardashian alluded to in her recent GQ profile, proves that Swift at least had knowledge of the line, "I think me and Taylor might still have sex" ― she even considered it a compliment ― but it's unclear whether West informed her of the "I made that bitch famous" lyric.

A secure approach is therefore to estimate separate marker effects for each purebred population separately; this requires knowledge of the line origin of alleles.

"And then they twist lines from the Quran without any knowledge of the lines' true intention.

It also moved its contract for the transcontinental transport of the lines' freight from CP to CN, in the hopes that doing so would ensure that both companies would have firsthand knowledge of the lines' freight levels and be interested in acquiring them in better economic times.

In 4T07 APC knockdown experiments, morphology was quantified from phalloidin-stained fixed cells (at least five representative fields per cell line per experiment) without knowledge of the cell line identity, and cells were classified as having two protrusions (bipolar) or a rounded morphology.

He was able to offer his wife knowledge of the assembly line to apply to puppet construction.

One limitation to the current niche-topic specific workshops is that maniche-topic specifics require a basic workshopsnowledge of the command lise, especially thate workshops that rely on R Statistical software (r-project.org).

"Slipstream" suggests that after years of diving into the souls of other people, some of them famous, Mr. Hopkins has special knowledge of how the lines between the real people and the fictional characters can blur.

He says he is optimistic that using the iPods will "add another dimension to the class that I haven't been able to have before". His main goal for "The Insurgent South" is simply to expand students' knowledge of the land below the Mason-Dixon Line, he says.