In the case of molecular electronics, though, very little has run a straight course from theory to experiment to result.
A regatta was inaugurated on 12 September 1842 on a straight course from Throstle's Nest Weir to Regent Road Bridge.
In quantum mechanics, particles can't be thought of as marbles or billiard balls — tiny, physically distinct objects that travel along a straight course from point A to point B. Instead, particles can behave like waves, and can only be described in terms of the probability that they are at point A or point B or somewhere in between.
According to a 1921 trade magazine, leader cables had five functions: "to enable a ship to make a good landfall in thick weather, to lead a ship up the harbor, to lead a ship from open water through a restricted channel to open water on the far side, to give warning of outlying dangers, and to assist a vessel to keep a straight course from port to port and thus save fuel".
I recommend navigating a straight course to and from channel entrances, and do not cut the corners, especially in the dark.
For towed diver surveys, a single boat operator (GSA) and diver on snorkel (TMW) made a straight course at constant speed from the ship toward the eight cardinal points of the compass (north, northwest, west, southwest, south, southeast, east, northeast).
The straight course is different from any he has run; only his jockey, the American John Velazquez, has tried it.
A straight course takes the highway from this junction to the Cattaraugus Creek bridge.
A well-studied example is the optomotor response, which represents compensatory movements of the body and head syndirectional with rotational large-field motion that may signal deviation from a straight course (Blondeau and Heisenberg, 1982).
Be cautious of swerving cars or vehicles that turn away abruptly, make wide turns, or divert from a straight course.
is not so narrow a channel that the slightest deviation from an absolutely straight course leads to condemnation.
