Sentence examples for lines refers from inspiring English sources

Their set of story lines refers to hydraulic fracturing as a key technology to extract new sources of energy, which are relatively less damaging to the climate.

"All lines" refers to genes that were differentially expressed for all five lines.

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

The black bolded curve represents the reference pattern, the colored lines refer to all the matched patterns.

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.

(Several bass lines refer directly to a few Hendrix songs that were not even a year old).

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.

Horizontal lines refer to 90% confidence intervals.

Dotted lines refer to energy efficiency, two-dotted lines refer to nuclear energy, solid lines refer to renewable energies, and dashed lines refer to fossil energies.