Sentence examples for middle line of from inspiring English sources
The unknown function is the middle line of the thin-walled closed cross-section while its thickness is t prescribed.
The melody of Walker's French Broad River (written in 1831. The melody is in the middle line of music in the facsimile page) seems to be an adaptation (perhaps unconscious) of the melody Kedron, attributed to Elkanah Kelsey Dare (d. 1826. Here, too, the melody line is the middle line of music).
The shear stress range at 0.1 mm in depth on the middle line of the defect and the range of mode II stress intensity factor at the bottom of a vertical crack increased with increasing defect length.
It is the settled rule in Michigan that 'the title of the riparian owner extends to the middle line of the lake or stream of the inland waters.' Webber v. Pere Marquette Boom Co. 62 Mich.
However, in most of the optimum solutions, middle line of the beam is composed of the material with higher values of porosity and outer corners have lower values of porosity.
Hence China might adopt a more moderate stance, engaging in "guerrilla-type" actions, sending aircraft across the so-called "middle line" of the Taiwan Strait or fleets of fishing boats escorted by frigates in to Taiwanese waters as a means of asserting the mainland's sovereignty.But will China really be able to keep its finger off the trigger?
"As this is a fairly respectable collection of my father's letters," Louise writes in a note, "I have left out the middle lines of the poem as I do not want to be sued".
The scale bar gives an indication of distance on the WGS84 ellipsoid that is correct along lines of constant longitude and also along the middle lines of latitude shown.
The central lines that cross the graph simply suggest the middle lines of the quadrant.
Counting publications and citations keeps track of how often the ball is kicked across the middle line instead of in the goal.
Most points cluster around the middle line indicating similar levels of expression in both muscles.
