Sentence examples for two prominent lines from inspiring English sources

The yellow colour of the sodium vapour lamp and the sodium flame (the basis of an analytical test for sodium) is identified with two prominent lines in the yellow portion of the light spectrum.

One prominent line of thought here is the neo-Kantian one up through Reichenbach and Carnap, discussed and further developed by Michael Friedman (2001, 2003).

One prominent line of argument in favor of universal access to some forms of health care builds on the contribution made by health and derivately by health care to the opportunities people can exercise.

Rubidium was discovered (1861) spectroscopically by German scientists Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff and named after the two prominent red lines of its spectrum.

Unsupervised hierarchical clustering based on the most variable 87 miRNAs (with standard deviation ≥ 0.75) revealed two prominent cell line clusters: a minor cluster that included 18 cell lines and a major cluster that included 33 cell lines.

WASHINGTON -- Two prominent old-line Senate Republicans threw down the gauntlet to their more conversative colleagues on Tuesday, challenging them to stop obstructing the passage of a budget.

He opened his program with Haydn's Symphony No. 48, a work with two prominent, high French horn lines that are almost always in the spotlight.

But last week's many Iraq war mea culpas were rich in irony: one by one, prominent liberals lined up to apologize for supporting a war that's responsible for liberalism's current political and cultural ascendance.

Furthermore, each of the three prominent tie-lines (North, Centre, South) are broken up into partly overlapping sections.

Two prominent researchers were surprised that 60 lines existed.

The third class of cell lines could be distinguished by two prominent populations (> 15%) of EpCAM+/CD49f+ cells: EpCAM+/CD24+/CD49f+ luminal cells and EpCAM+/CD24-/CD49f+ EpCAM+/CD24-/CD49f+tter of which were rare or abasal in other cellslines.