The other production lines in the same network are striking too".
The trouble for Obama is that the American public never drew its red lines in the same place he did.
Frankel suggested pairing the two images, aligning each colored vial with the corresponding line on the graph, and showing those lines in the same colors, emphasizing the connection.
I can't see second- and third-generation minority Britons continuing to vote along community lines in the same way as their parents may have done.
In addition, ERα, PR, and P300 binding to regulatory elements showed distinct genomic landscapes between MCF-7 and T47D cell lines in the same hormonal states.
Well, in fact, what I've been saying about this transformation being linear, and transforming all of the vertical lines in the same way, all the horizontal lines in the same way, it tells me, also, I should have a constant scaling factor, right, because how much I've scaled my rectangle doesn't depend on where my rectangle is.
The Syrian Kurds, backed by US air strikes, are closing in on Isis and non-Isis supply lines in the same area.
"The mixing of residential and business lines in the same PBX [Private Branch Exchange] system is inconsistent with existing Massachusetts tariffs," stated New England Telephone Manager of Public Relations Bill Welch.
Through numerical studies we show that our proposed approximate model finds OTS solutions with the same electricity generation cost but with lower number of switched transmission lines in the same or less amount of time.
Stesichorus was credited with the three-part articulation of choral lyric strophic lines followed by antistrophic lines in the same metre, concluding with a summary line, called an epode, in a different metre that became canonical.
Fox's Earl of Caversham, however, is an overbaked caricature of comic irascibility, and Jemma Redgrave is badly miscast as Mrs Cheveley, delivering all her lines in the same toneless voice and making villainy seem very dull indeed.
