"system of lines" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can refer to a group or arrangement of lines that work together to achieve a certain goal or purpose. Here is an example sentence: "The city's transportation system of lines was well-organized, with trains, buses, and taxis all running efficiently."
Since he couldn't read music, he invented a system of lines with dots of ten or twelve different colours and circumferences that enabled him to remember chords and rhythms.
Their book "Higher Lessons in English" finessed Mr. Clark's bulky blobs into a system of lines and angles that were a snap to draw and took up less space.
That is, the fibers are modeled by a spatially stationary random system of lines (Poisson line process), dilated by a sphere.
"The noise acts as a catalyst, and allows the system of lines and elastic bands to create emergent movements.
Military police cattled people through a carousel system of lines snaking across the tarmac, while women and exhausted children sat at the sidelines as relatives held their places.
Finally, an experiment system of line-structured light multi-vision sensor is set up.
An experiment system of line-structured light multi-vision sensor is set up, which is shown in Figure 9.
The Paris Metro reported that after upgrading the traditional metro system of Line 1 to DTO system, the same level of service can be provided by fewer rolling stock units [19].
Average packet delay (DELAY) is defined as the average system head-of-line (HOL) delay of the packets.
In 1999, F.B.I. agents searched Mr. Lee's office computer, finding that he had downloaded from a classified to a unclassified computer system thousands of lines of secret computer codes -- the information that he was finally charged with mishandling.
The algorithm is based on the discovery that a simple system of rotating lines can create endless variations of abstract shapes ranging from curved harmonious lines to edgy and chaotic patterns.
