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flat line

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flat line [′flat ‚līn]
(electromagnetism)
A radio-frequency transmission line, or part thereof, having essentially 1-to-1 standing wave ratio.
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When the sun had raised his full disc above the flat line of the horizon, and was striking fire out of the long muddy vista of paved road with its weary avenue of little trees, a black speck moved along the road and splashed among the flaming pools of rain-water, which black speck was John Baptist Cavalletto running away from his patron.
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