Sentence examples for the corresponding lines from inspiring English sources

The emission spectra were recorded in this temperature range and the corresponding lines assigned to the 5D0.1→7F0-4 transitions.

That poem ("One by One"), like others throughout his books, appears in English and in Spanish (where the corresponding lines read "oye lunitalunera dijeron / dame un vaso de tu agua blanca fresca / oye luna lunita lunera").

Ghost Dog, a Swiss watch of a song where each line mirrors the construction and rhyme scheme of the corresponding lines of the other verses, is a hymn to the writer Alan Moore, imbued with enough of his "Northampton magic" to keep you returning to it repeatedly to try to burrow through its layers.

Short-to-medium-span simply supported structures are susceptible to experiencing harmful transverse vibrations under resonant conditions, leading to excessive levels of vertical acceleration, the subsequent premature deconsolidation and degradation of the ballast layer, passenger discomfort and high maintenance costs of the corresponding lines.

The corresponding lines for water are shown for reference.

Unconditional imbalance coefficients remain largely unaffected, cf. the corresponding lines in Tables 9 and 11.

The corresponding line strengths measurements are reported and thoroughly compared to existing databases.

Frankel suggested pairing the two images, aligning each colored vial with the corresponding line on the graph, and showing those lines in the same colors, emphasizing the connection.

(f) Sections perpendicular to the current along the lines labelled as 1, 2 and 3 in d and with the corresponding line styles.

State applications for a driving license had one line last year "By Whom Employed?" This year the corresponding line reads "If employed, by whom?" View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Created in the second century B.C. by Aristarchus, librarian at the great institution at Alexandria in Egypt, the diple was used in the margins, like the later ☞, to mark something of interest on the corresponding line.