"line feed" is a correct and usable term in written English, particularly in technical or computer-related contexts.
It refers to the action of moving to the next line in a written or digital document. Example: Please remember to use a line feed after each paragraph to ensure proper formatting in the final document.
It was a role Mr. Taylor's booming voice was made for, and the actor, who sat just offstage, soon put his stamp on Audrey's signature line: "Feed me, feed me!" The show ran for more than 2,000 performances.
Data files should consist of only a stream of bytes separated by line feed characters.
Microstrip transmission line feed method is used to predict the skin effects on a patch antenna and their impact on antenna efficiency, resonance frequency and optical transmission are also described.
The proposed unique UWB antenna has shape of an embedded ellipse at top of trapezoidal patch (named as ellipzoidal), 50 Ω impedance microstrip line feed and a truncated beveled ground plane.
The star configuration of micro-tube layout where the lateral line feed four rows as devised by Bhatnagar and Srivastva (2003), was successfully integrated in the developed irrigation system.
The part was his break and was described by Jesse McKinley of The New York Times as "a role Mr. Taylor's booming voice was made for...[he] soon put his stamp on Audrey's signature line: 'Feed me, feed me!'" Members of the public often used the line when they saw Taylor.
A power surge can occur when lightning strikes a utility line feeding the home or a transformer on that line, or when power is restored after a failure.
Todd Marchant picked up a loose puck at center ice and, after crossing the blue line, fed Grier in the slot for his eighth goal.
The express lines were merged into one U-shaped line feeding into all 10 express cashiers, and the lines for shopping-cart and credit-card customers were spaced strategically along the aisles to avoid impeding the flow of shoppers.
Kvasha, given one more chance on Aleksei Yashin's line, fed Mariusz Czerkawski for two goals to help propel the Islanders to a 2-0 victory before a sellout crowd of 19,544 at the First Union Center.
A Comcast spokeswoman said the problem was caused when a power line feeding a Comcast hub, serving several thousand households, went down, and Comcast's back-up generators failed to automatically sense the need to replace the loss of power.
