Sentence examples for line attributes from inspiring English sources

Analysis shows that optimality performance of both methods is almost insensitive to key line attributes in the tested range.

Besides, several insights are revealed concerning the levels of optimism and the weights of production line attributes.

Frame Relay is an attractive alternative to leased lines, which effectively emulates leased line attributes over multiplexed logical interfaces, and provides good performance, flexible bandwidth options, and a measure of congestion control.

The credit line attributed the picture to Mr. Kernaghan.

His is a variation on a line attributed to Louis XV.

Astonishingly, the Nazified notion of "race" leaped out in a line attributed to Hellman and nowhere present in the diary.

It turns out that the famous line attributed to Andrew Carnegie -- "from shirt-sleeves to shirt-sleeves in three generations" -- is an understatement.

Evans's agent wanted him to verify with Ava a ribald line attributed to her about Frank Sinatra's being a bantamweight but not where it counted.

Or to borrow a line attributed to Representative Barney Frank, "Government is simply the name we give to the things we choose to do together".

(That famous line attributed to Diderot — about the last king being strangled by the entrails of the last priest — did not make the great work).

"Proclaim liberty throughout all the lands, unto all the inhabitants thereof!" The original line, attributed to God in Leviticus 25:10, has "land" in the singular.