line strength उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Each organization lists world records two ways : " all tackle, " for all line strengths, and " line-class " for various categories of different line strengths.
2. Each organization lists world records two ways : " all tackle, " for all line strengths, and " line-class " for various categories of different line strengths.
3. Fleet has some on-line strengths too, chiefly the Web sites of its Quick & AMP; Reilly brokerage and its SureTrade discount brokerage service, which together have 460, 000 clients.
4. Colonel Helmuth Groscurth ( Chief of Staff, XI Corps ) wrote to 6th Army's front-line strength, amounting to over 50, 000 Russian auxiliaries serving with the German troops.
5. In August 1918, the Yildirim Army Group's front-line strength was 40, 598 infantrymen armed with 19, 819 rifles, 273 light and 696 heavy machine guns, and 402 guns.
6. However, the first-line strength of the JRV was still declining, so in 1951 the Yugoslav Chief of Staff, Colonel General Ko
   a Popovi
   , visited the United Kingdom to discuss the situation.
7. The French had no comparable organisation to the Air Transport Auxiliary ( ATA ) and front-line pilots in France became responsible for ferrying new aircraft from factories to the squadrons, temporarily depleting front-line strength.
8. If the technique is applied to trace species detection, it is also possible to enhance the signal by performing detection at wavelengths where the transitions have larger line strengths, e . g . using fundamental vibrational bands or electronic transitions.
9. Modern atmospheric models can accurately match all the spectral line strengths and profiles to give a spectral classification, or even skip straight to the physical parameters of the star, but in practice luminosity classes are still usually assigned by comparison against standard stars.
10. However, the need to protect the over-extended lines of supply and communication from attacks by Turkish irregulars, especially light cavalry which the Turks possessed in abundance, reduced the effective front-line strength of the Army to just 60, 000 men.