Sentence examples for lies on three from inspiring English sources
Our emphasis lies on three important factors.
Thus, the paper's contribution lies on three axes: first, the furthering of a theoretical perspective of e-government; second, the combination of theory and practice in the effort to understand practical particularities of the field; and third, the introduction of a usable set of design guidelines that can be applied in future implementations.
Felling lies on three major bus routes into Gateshead; Split Crow Road/Crowhall Lane, Sunderland Road and the Felling Bypass.
Lincolnshire lies on three arterial roads: Illinois Route 22, which is known as Half Day Road in this area; Milwaukee Avenue, which appears as Illinois Route 21/U.S. Route 45; and Aptakisic Road, which meets Milwaukee in the southern region of Lincolnshire.
No scruples were felt about ascribing an objective meaning to such statements as "three empirically given bodies (practically infinitely small) lie on one straight line," without demanding a physical definition for such an assertion.
(i) All positive solutions of (1.1) lie on two continuous curves and without intersection.
The physical background lies on two major phenomena: on the one hand, the ability of Si-ng's to absorb efficiently a pumping light and, on the other hand, the effective energy transfer between Si-ng's and RE ions.
Today the city lies on one of two routes that bring another relentless foe to the capital: sand.
It lies on one of three migration highways between Europe and Africa and is the only EU country to have a recreational spring hunting season, when birds can be shot.
The theoretical culmination of a monk's ascetic rigours is the act of sallekhana, in which he lies on one side on a bed of thorny grass and ceases to move or eat.
Brightly lit in pristine, empty surroundings, the immense animal lies on one side, perfectly still except for an open, blinking eye that is as soulful as anything the size of a bowling ball can be.
