Sentence examples for lines referred to from inspiring English sources

Western polyphonic music contains multiple simultaneous melodic lines (referred to as "voices") of equal importance.

Their use may be divided into two operative lines, referred to as direct applications and integrated procedures.

The problems at Covad suggest that a shakeout may have begun at companies providing fast Internet access over digital subscriber lines, referred to as D.S.L. in industry jargon.

One possible way to achieve high efficiency in an assembly line design is to use two or more assembly lines, referred to as parallel assembly lines.

An overhead electricity transmission system typically consists of a series of steel lattice towers supporting transmission lines (referred to herein as the tower-line system).

These lines, referred to as cyclotron lines or cyclotron resonance scattering features, are due to photons scattered out of the line of sight by electrons trapped in the 1012 G pulsar polar cap magnetic field.

Black lines refer to reference values (Harlan Laboratories, Venray, The Netherlands; http://www.harlan.com ).harlan.com

I started writing to bomb it -- destroy all lines," referring to subway lines.

Even its exit lines refer to literature, just as its flirtatious ones do.

Mr. Neu said: "The lines refer to homilies the way jazz often refers to musical phrases from other tunes.

Horizontal lines refer to 90% confidence intervals.