Sentence examples for stripe where from inspiring English sources
Typically, Robert Brunner explained, design had been "a vertical stripe in the chain of events" in a product's delivery; at Apple, it became "a long horizontal stripe, where design is part of every conversation".
From New Mexico to Montana is a stripe where jobs are hard to find, but nothing that could be called depression levels.
Accordingly, we see that, for arbitrary and for sufficiently large, say, (6.12) has a solution in the stripe, where and are as defined in (6.16).
In contrast, the ArmΔCXM19 construct caused a reduction of membrane E-Cadherin paralleling that of endogenous Armadillo where overexpressed, except at the anterior A/P stripe, where levels of ArmΔCXM19, and possibly endogenous Armadillo protein, appeared to be higher (Figure 11C).
He showed the priest huge blue and green stripes where beams had bruised him.
"Normally we see candy-apple paint jobs or pin striping, where in her case, it's more on the conservative side on the paint and in the interior," said Danny Ochoa, a judge for Lowrider Events and Motorsport Showcase.
We also identify architectural "stripes," where a loop anchor interacts with entire domains at high frequency.
The waves merging from the two slits overlap and interfere with each other to create a barcodelike pattern of bright stripes where the waves reinforce each other and dark stripes where they cancel each other.
Individual melanocytes in the hyperpigmented larvae failed to localize along the horizontal stripes where they normally reside (figure 1b) and were significantly larger than in controls at 3 dpf (figure 1a', b').
We sought to determine whether the remaining single segment stripes where odd is not interdigitated with Nv eve may alternate with stripes of Nv runt, as is observed in Drosophila.
clemenciae, X. mixei and X. monticolus) all have orange lateral stripes that are produced by carotenoid pigments, whereas members of the hellerii clade exhibit red stripes where the pigment is produced by drosopterin [ 76].
