Sentence examples for portion of the line from inspiring English sources

Judging by the red portion of the line in Figure 2 (bottom), we estimate that dB/sec.

Indeed work had only recently begun, and only on "the eastern portion of the line," amounting to at most 10percentt of the project.

The crew lifted another portion of the line on deck and, this time, brought it to an eyelet at the bow, through which it could be threaded and brought on board with minimum danger to the propellers.

A group of small depots were built along the portion of the line closest to the city, eventually leading to the development of a string of commuter suburbs collectively known as the "Main Line". Today, 17 of these train stations continue to serve the towns of the Main Line, all of which date back to the Pennsylvania Railroad era or earlier.

Our forces having been driven from the woods, and it being late in the day, no other attack was made on this portion of the line, the troops remaining in entrenchments hastily thrown up across the plain, until recalled to this side of the river on the night of the 15th.

Gen. Gibbon's division was pushed in on Meade's right to support him, and Gen. Doubleday's division on the left with the same purpose, but a strong demonstration made on that portion of the line by the enemy with artillery and cavalry, rendered it necessary to throw the whole of Doubleday's command against them.

Samsung has used Quantum Dot for a while and this time it's on a significant portion of the line-up.

Pro tip: if you need more "storage for festivals" you can cut a portion of the lining and remove some of the stuffing.

There were recreation areas, living quarters, supply storehouses, and underground rail lines connecting various portions of the line.

All chain lines should start and finish with a long dash, and when center points are defined, the chain lines should cross each another at solid portions of the line.

Funds to electrify certain portions of the line now served by diesel cars have been voted by Congress, but the railroad has refused to spend the money or has chosen to spend it in other ways.