Sentence examples for lines were introduced from inspiring English sources

Computer security has become increasingly important since the late 1960s, when modems (devices that allow computers to communicate over telephone lines) were introduced.

Electronic finish lines were introduced ten years ago; before that, racers had to grab their birds as they entered the coop and remove their leg bands, to stamp them in a manual timer.

Breast cell lines were introduced into the microvascular networks on day 4 of device culture by flowing a volume of 40 µL of the cell suspension through the vascular networks under a pressure drop of 5.2 mm H2O (Fig. S3).

For example, widespread reforms along these lines were introduced across US states in the 1990s.

Cho et al. demonstrated photonic crystal slab waveguides by the combination of holography and photolithography; defect lines were introduced extrinsically into a pre-patterned PhC structure [15].

In her report Ms Tisshaw said: "I believe steps should be taken to increase police awareness of the locations of life rings". A spokesman for Sussex Police said: "We have done a lot of work on water safety and throw lines were introduced as standard equipment on our response cars last year". He said the force would be working with the coroner so any lessons from Mr Dooley's death could be learned.

Between the adjacent sides of two pairs of stripes further zigzag lines are introduced.

The company offers 9,000 products and 500 new lines are introduced every week to cater for 1.7 million registered users.

The Edenic idyll darkens in later paintings, when Christian story lines are introduced — several depict threat by snakes.

In this work, a novel fault-locator technique for two- and three-terminal power transmission lines is introduced.

In this paper, two compact tuneable bandpass filters (BPFs) based on the coupled feed lines are introduced.