The use of lines that currently transmit only electricity could allow electric utilities to compete with telephone and cable companies in the market for Web services.
The entire canvas was covered with these dots, which defined form without the use of lines and bathed all objects in an intense, vibrating light.
The 1996 Telecommunications Act guaranteed newbie telcos the use of lines and switches at the Baby Bells' facilities.
Regeneration to 3 m was inversely related to terrain wetness, line width, proximity to roads (as a proxy for human use of lines), and the lowland ecosites.
Today's announcement was timed to the 1-year anniversary of the order, which lifted the Bush-era ban against the use of lines derived after 9 August 2001.
Background: The use of lines erected on the vertebral endplates of the anterior-to-posterior radiograph to assess z-axis vertebral rotation is a common clinical practice.
The iconography of her paintings includes the use of lines representing paths and ceremonial hair-string skirts, and circles representing water-holes.
Lumped into the same general art category because they share some similarities in their use of lines, geometric shapes and colors, their individual output and styles couldn't be more different.
Understand the use of lines.
This survey does the trick by focussing on Ruby's use of line during the past five years.
