Sentence examples for one half line from inspiring English sources

"When we recorded these scripts we found that nothing needed to be changed apart from one half line, and that was because the use of a phrase had changed," he said.

The pathos of Malouf's novel, as in that one half-line of Homer's Iliad, is that the possibility of a different ending, of a life filled with simple pleasures, is and must always be a fleeting one: the end of "Ransom" includes a terrifying flash-forward to the grotesque murder of the aged Priam at the hands of Achilles' young son, Neoptolemus, during the sack of Troy.

This generalizes results known for boundary condition dependence of Sturm-Liouville onerators on half-lines to the abstract rank one case.

Use one half to line a 20cm round pie dish.

It can be observed that only a subset of regression coefficients lay below the one half threshold line.

This Is What I Said recalls Paul Simon's Graceland with its African-inflected guitar line and Wright's conversational but oddly stilted lyric: "She said, 'Can you feel the tangible chill in the air?'" One half expects the next line to reveal the speaker is nine years old and the child of his first marriage.

"I'm finding a half line on one page that matches up with a half line on another page.

Greene's lone brigade of 1,350 New Yorkers (five regiments) was left to defend a one-half-mile line on Culp's Hill when an entire Confederate division attacked.

This arrangement has an advantage in the reliable current discharging of SC bus-lines because one half of the current (17.5 kA) flows through each bus-line.

The scanning optics and the delay line occupied approximately one half of a 12 x18" breadboard (Fig. 2 (a) and Fig. 3 (b) ); the other half of the breadboard was used to mount the single-vial freeze dryer (not shown here).

Pooled cDNA from four selected lines was sequenced in one half of the picotiter plate and pooled cDNA from four unselected control lines was sequenced in the other half of the plate.