Sentence examples for lines of section from inspiring English sources

Another development in the scorekeeping model refines the teleological picture adumbrated above to incorporate Questions, construed (along the lines of Section 2.1) as sets of Propositions.

Consequently, we might say along the lines of Section 4.3, while particular emotions appraise events in the world as having certain evaluative properties, their having these properties is partly bestowed on them by the overall patterns of emotions.

Although heat and mass transfer orthogonal to the cross section cannot be taken into account in the 2-D model, the main slope of the topography is consistent with the line-of-section.

Here are the last few lines of a section on men: "You have to be very fond of men.

Reading between the lines of this section of Brooks's statement it is clear there was a well-established procedure which enabled Sun and News of the World journalists to pay cash for unauthorised information.

The model mentioned by these authors is equivalent to our straight line model of Section Shape of the time-varying covariate.

A schematic diagram (A ) shows positions (gray solid lines) of cross-sections (B – E ) taken from a community initiated from a high-density inoculum (dashed circle).

Open image in new window Fig. 11 Concrete strain of lining at A of Section S3 + 657.6.

The poetic lines of the first section are mirrored in the section immediately following, which ensures the healthy development of the unborn fetus.

Descartes mentions in the first line of this section of Principles that "eternal truths" are part of his ontology as well.

But the last line of this section introduces an unusual engineering metaphor, picturing prayer as "The Christian plummet sounding heav'n and earth".