1. The cline is represented in Figure 1.

2. But Cline was killed in a plane crash before she had a chance to hear it.

3. However, the further rightwards along the cline a metaphor is located, the greater is the potential for multiple interpretations.

4. Such a range of variation is termed a cline.

5. Now it's clear why the value !Cline for the text field was not allowed and why the error message was reported in red, the color for the CSS error style, on the page.

6. The only possibility of a counterargument, Cline said, is if the venerable, time-tested standard model of particle physics is proven wrong.

7. Often individuals at either end of a cline are reproductively isolated.

8. Cline said that about two-thirds of voters in both parties say they are not committed firmly to a candidate.

9. This cline exists along a transect from the Sacramento Valley to near the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

10. William Cline, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute, says he thinks it is premature to talk about Geithner leaving.

11. The populations at each end of the cline may be substantially different from one another.

12. Callaham and Liddicoet found an elevational cline in ponderosa pine from Northern California.

13. William Cline wrote the study from the Center for Global Development in Washington.

14. Patsy Cline combined the Nashville sound with the musical content of Honky Tonk music to become perhaps the most prolific and popular country artists of the late 1950's and into the early 1960's.

15. In other words, the disposition of the reader is a factor in moving along the cline in either direction.

16. The colouring of Scandinavian cattle in the past was also characteristic in that many showed variations of the colour-sided cline.

17. In May 1819 he was unanimously chosen as a member of the board of examiners of the Veterinary College, succeeding Cline.

18. "If Palin doesn't want media following her, as she told Fox News, then maybe she shouldn't be riding in a bus with her name on it, " Cline tweeted Tuesday.

19. South Iolotan contains between 4 trillion and 14 trillion cubic metres of gas, Britain's Gaffney, Cline and Associates said in 2008 -- making it one of the world's five largest deposits.

20. Finally, the variation of resistance in provenances of Lespedeza is type of cline which is a reflection of climate changes from cold to warm and dry to wet in the distribution area of this species.

21. The expanding enrollment of college and university result in the de - cline of teaching quality.

22. These one-on-one events are key because many voters in this small state base their choices on their interactions with the candidates,[] Cline said.

23. "Fortunately, depression responds very well to early intervention and treatment," SAMHSA Administrator Terry Cline said in a statement.

24. "That is going to make the candidates' reactions to the Iowa results very important," said Andrew Cline, editorial page editor for the New Hampshire Union Leader.

25. It is hard to argue against these virtual particles making the Cherenkov light, " Cline told Life's Little Mysteries.