Sentence examples for line upon which from inspiring English sources
The reality of land loss plays out like a somber bass line upon which the high notes of life continue as usual.
Yes, one of the successful candidate's responsibilities will be to create Defoe's signature fragrance line, upon which we must hereby slap the working title Gaiety of the Nation.
"Les Mots Sont Allés," a 1978 Berio score, sounded closer to the Monteverdi still: it began almost as a passacaglia, with a simple, harmonically cohesive single line, upon which an ornate edifice was built.
A cascade blade profile can be conceived as a curved camber line upon which a profile thickness distribution is symmetrically superimposed.
This provides the principal base line upon which to add complexity, including anharmonic effects at high temperature, pre-melting effects, effects of nickel and/or light element alloying, required for accurate reconciliation with seismic models.
This provides a key base line upon which to add complexity, including high-temperature effects, pre-melting effects, effects of nickel and/or light element incorporation, necessary for an accurate comparison with seismic models, and ultimately to constrain Earth's inner core composition.
Allied military officials said the new approach was necessary to protect the long supply lines upon which the American military relies to support the advance of the Army and the Marines on Baghdad.
But the "line" of plot upon which Godard hangs his inspirations isn't arbitrary or incidental.
Emma Samman of ODI says, "It is not clear that the $1.25-a-day poverty line, the measure upon which this vision of a poverty-free world exists, is necessarily the best way to think about and measure poverty".So charities and others are urging the governments meeting in New York to adopt exacting targets for non-income measures of deprivation.
Notably, the issue of Haber's Law and the line of analysis upon which NAS (2007) relied to establish chronic exposure levels based on the controlled human exposure data is not mentioned in the Draft US EPA/IRIS Assessment.
Based on the principle of structured-light triangulation, a laser line is projected onto the object upon which the distorted line is captured by dual CCD cameras from left and right simultaneously.
