Sentence examples for line closest from inspiring English sources

If your e-mail program allows you to view the message's header fields (check the manual or Help information to find out how to do it), look at the address in the Received line closest to the bottom of the header (which is actually the first Received line in the message's travels) to see if it matches the domain name in the sender's address.

Marking the circle on this line closest to Vancouver, however, would lose 1 point.

The BEAS-2B cell line was chosen because it is the immortalized cell line closest to normal bronchial epithelium.

Indeed, although Monumental is the conventional line closest to MEB 307Bt, the two share only 97.5% genetic identity (information provided by Monsanto).

Figure 4b shows the proportion of younger persons passing the test as a function of the proportion of older persons passing the test for three true effect sizes: −0.5 (dashed line closest to the diagonal), −1.0 (solid line), −1.5 (dashed line farthest from the diagonal), with the diagonal representing the line of no age differences in proportion of persons passing the test.

Consequently, F8,1-42 is the breeding line closest to the much desired Non-melting-Freestone cultivar, even though it appears to possesses the standard Non-melting-Clingstone endopolygalacturonase (endoPG) f1 allelic genotype [ 46].

"Our reservations line closes at 5," he said, as if he'd caught me.

It seems silly that a fine system would bring the line closer together, but it does.

Trains: Lambeth North is on the Bakerloo line (closed until spring).

The top line, close to ceiling height, represents the river's expected water level 100 years from now.

Look at Jupiter even with binoculars and you'll see four dots in a line close to it.