Sentence examples for range of lines from inspiring English sources

There is the traditional code of heraldry, offering a wide range of lines, each one defining a fixed contour.

The on-screen talent were shown holding cards featuring various words to make a range of lines playing with ITV's strapline "Where [insert star holding word on card here] Lives".

"This is a landmark paper because it really puts together an unusually broad range of lines of evidence on this issue," says John Damuth, paleobiologist at the University of California (UC), Santa Barbara, who was not involved in the study.

The concept of focusing telescopes in the energy range of lines of astrophysical interest (i.e., of energies around 1 MeV) should allow to reach unprecedented sensitivities, essential to perform detailed studies of cosmic explosions and cosmic accelerators.

For testing the SVV the line was presented in one of 21 orientations (from −50° to +50° in 5° increments), thus the range of lines was always centered about the direction of gravity.

Although the average muscle orientation trends anteroventrally, the great anteroposterior temporal fossa length indicates that there is a range of lines of action, from nearly vertical anteriorly to almost horizontal posteriorly.

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The range of line sight distance with respect to the 53 "bus stops" is shown in Fig. 3.

In addition, Fig. 6c indicates that line pack also serves as a means of gas storage; indeed, the range of line pack exceeds the combined range of well production and gas storage over the modelled period.

As well as showing the polarization dependence of DMS, Fig. 3 ▶ also exhibits a range of line widths.

These results demonstrate that the newly established assay was accurate and reproducible across a range of LINE-1 methylation levels.