Sentence examples for this stripe from inspiring English sources

The width of this stripe is about four times the depth of water under the transducers.

Portfolios of this stripe are often known as quantitative funds; some of their most common trades are called statistical arbitrage.

Second, consider that perception (at least of this stripe) now looks to be deeply linked to something not unlike imagination.

Ashworth looks just this stripe of overpromoted middle-manager, whose wanly spreadsheeted demeanour belies the fact he would likely survive a nuclear apocalypse.

The man pointed to the green but because this stripe simply separated one sequence of red, blue and yellow from another, making the whole thing look like a series of Venezuelan flags with neutral stripes in between he got nowhere.

Kermit Lynch, for example, a minor legend in the international wine trade from Berkeley, Calif., who says he has never heard of Rimmerman, has been importing French wines of this stripe since the 1970s.

Geoff Stults ("The Finder"), Chris Lowell ("Private Practice") and Parker Young ("Suburgatory") play brothers — gung-ho, cynical and dopey, respectively — posted together at a sleepy Florida Army base in this "Stripes" knockoff.

Thus from Figure 15f it is seen that preserving this band of stripes, the algorithm corrects all other ring generating stripes.

The irony is that books of this particular stripe point you in a direction almost the opposite of most self-help books.

And if those Tokyo girls were ever to make it to the waterfront, this cotton stripe wardrobe would fit right in.

This brings Stripe's total funding up to over $130 million.