Sentence examples for line to develop from inspiring English sources
The Storm Prediction Center has outlined a broad area of concern, eyeing the Ozark Plateau and lower Mississippi Valley as spots for a vigorous squall line to develop.
During the preseason, Tuck's play was superb, a bright spot for a defense that needs the line to develop the consistent pressure that carried the Giants to a Super Bowl championship in the 2007 season.
A year later, in a Profile of Christopher Reeve, Groopman met with a researcher named Hans Keirstead, who was figuring out how to use a preëxisting stem-cell line to develop glial cells, which support the spinal cord and nervous system.
We successfully introgressed a broad-spectrum and durable rice blast resistance gene Pi2 into an elite TGMS line to develop four blast resistance TGMS lines by using a dual-selection strategy of phenotypic and genotypic selection along with background screening to isolate improved breeding lines.
The city plans to eventually use the sensors along the streetcar line to develop a mobile app that allows drivers to see when parking spaces become available.
It was founded and has been nurtured by people who put their lives and financial futures on the line to develop an enterprise and an industry that serves our society, adds to its economic base and develops new technologies of benefit to far more people than its stockholders alone--small or large.
He noted that lawmakers were working across party lines to develop proposals.
With wages to pay, new product lines to develop and invoices to chase, it doesn't seem like an obvious priority.
Hence, the present study was designed to compare the ability of these lines to develop behavioral sensitization to psychostimulants.
In this chapter, I have tried to draw some perspective lines to develop for the construction of adaptive networks.
Because the affinity of FcγRIIIa for IgG is intermediate amongst the receptors that bind IgG, we were able to use these cell lines to develop flow cytometric assays to measure the binding of both complexed and monomeric immunoglobulin.
