Sentence examples for radiating lines from inspiring English sources

Many of these features line up in five radiating lines, one of them running east-west.

There's also a LeWitt-like wall drawing of radiating lines by William Anastasi, who made it while blindfolded.

The circle edges are uneven, as are the radiating lines, giving the impression of a watery optical illusion.

His first wire figure, Simon writes, was "an abstracted rooster with radiating lines for feet," done in 1925.

'But on the second floor is a lovely set of blind arches over the windows with wavy, radiating lines.

Filling our window, Andrew's sign looked not unlike a human heart surrounded with the kind of radiating lines cartoonists use to indicate movement.

Thus, this figure illustrates how the distributed gene set ranges from very common (where the radiating line is mostly blue) to rare (where it appears as mostly yellow).

Quantum cascade lasers (QCL) can radiate line emission at tunable frequencies [7, 8] while far infrared CO2 gas laser emitting 2.52 THz wave provides much higher radiant power [9].

A lacy web of radiating straight lines in the diptych even manages to create a pattern of interlocking circles -- although a curved line is nowhere to be found.

The radiating, ricocheting lines never submit; the flaring planes never emerge.

Parallels of latitude are concentric circles, while meridians are radiating straight lines.