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That means it's parallel to the plane.
OK, so that's what would tell you that the line is actually parallel to the plane.
All three probes exhibited appreciable rotational mobility, parallel to the plane of the bilayer, in durations of nanoseconds.
By the nature of the formation of impressions, the fossils usually lie parallel to the plane of sedimentation.
So, indeed our line could have been parallel to the plane or maybe even contained in the plane.
The scintillating position in the scintillator parallel to the plane is projected to the lower side of the scintillator plate because it has a fiber structure.
For example, a water surface polarizes reflected light so that the plane of polarization is parallel to the plane of the surface.
For a circular dislocation loop parallel to the plane of isotropy, a new explicit expression of the induced elastic field is presented in terms of complete elliptic integrals.
The actuator is made with lateral polarization parallel to the plane, in contrast to the conventional actuator with the polarization along the plate-thickness direction.
Some researchers slice from the crown of the head down, parallel to the plane that runs through the nose and ears; others cut the organ into several chunks, and proceed to section areas of interest.
Well, if the line is parallel to the plane then maybe what happens is that what we plug in the positions of the moving point, we actually get something that never equals seven because maybe we get actually a constant.
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