Sentence examples for segment of Line from inspiring English sources
The top-most segment of Line is clear enough.
Based on [42, 43], using a similar method, we choose any point (A'in{M_{I}}^), and the path that consists of the curve (widehat{A'B'C'}) and the segment of line (C'A') is an order-one periodic solution, and we denote it by (Gamma^{prime}).
A June 2013 inspection of another 75-mile segment of Line 903 found "a number of metal loss anomalies that may indicate general corrosion".
Analysis of the adjoining pipeline Line 903 is just as concerning: An April 2013 investigation of a 38-mile segment of Line 903 found "99 metal loss anomalies requiring investigation".
In the June 6 memo penned by Enbridge's counsel, its attorneys explained why "interconnections on Line 67 can take place in advance of the U.S. Department of State's issuance of the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement ('SEIS') and the requested Presidential Permit to authorize Enbridge to operate the border segment of Line 67 at its design capacity of 880,000 barrels per day".
"Because construction of the pump stations and interconnections are not occurring within the border segment of Line 67, and are independent from the Line 67 border capacity expansion...this activity is not required to await the completion of the SEIS," they wrote.
The states of each segment of lines can be determined by comparing each ( Upphi (tilde{delta }_{l} ) ) with the corresponding conditional forced outage probability pi,j.
Figure 11 shows how, with the above assumptions, the 'weak' elements of single-track corridors are represented by segments of line, while for the double-track routes the bottlenecks (if any) may be represented by either stations or line sections depending upon their respective characteristics (i.e. distances between stations, speeds, number of trains, number of platforms etc).
Segments of Line 3 from the Canadian border to Neche, N.D., and near the Minnesota-Wisconsin border to the Superior terminal, are being replaced under separate segment replacement projects.
In fact, not one of his paths was even curved — they were short segments of lines connected to resemble an oval.
By 1635 the Italian mathematician Bonaventura Cavalieri had supplemented the rigorous tools of Greek geometry with heuristic methods that used the idea of infinitely small segments of lines, areas, and volumes.
