Sentence examples for line applied from inspiring English sources

Many of the Jets' defensive players credited their success to two things: The line applied pressure often enough to make Roethlisberger throw passes he probably would not have, and the coverage in the secondary was tight enough so the pass rushers had more time to collar him.

Then the 20th Century saw the principles of the Henry Ford production line applied to office work.

It included the now-discredited line that the attacks had to do with a YouTube video, although the White House insists that line applied not to Benghazi, but to places where the video was an issue.

Although the slope of the regression line in each sub-population may equal the heritability, if the sub-populations have different average levels of relatedness, the slope of a regression line applied to the full data set can be much less than the heritability, as illustrated in Fig.  2.

Bernstein's propulsively muttering musical line applies equally to rival gangs and raging nations, which are, after all, symptoms of the same disease.

For Greece that line applies on so many levels.

The last line applies if speech activity is detected in other than the q th output related signals, or an overall noise period occurs.

The first line applies to the mixture of hybrids and their parental species (the tension zone model [ 2] and the bounded hybrid superiority model, e.g. [ 3]).

After familiarization, the researcher carefully reads the transcript line by line, applying a paraphrase or label (a 'code') that describes what they have interpreted in the passage as important.

For a gas line, apply soapy water to all fittings and look for bubbles.

Trust your line, apply the right amount of power and eureka, "In the Jar".