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stray line

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stray line [′strā ¦līn]
(engineering)
An ungraduated portion of the line connected to a current pole, used so that the pole will acquire the speed of the current before a measurement is begun.


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These problems are typically such things as duplicate lines of code or perhaps stray lines of code that have been left over after something has been uninstalled.
In the earliest outings Sink Pink and Pink Ice, the Pink Panther himself spoke some stray lines of dialogue - an early mistake that would be rectified.
There is a certain harmony to this piece, but there is also a restlessness created by the visible details of the fragments' various provenances--a neat line of exposed dovetail joints, a couple of tarnished old drawer pulls, stray lines chalked here and there--and by a vertical rise and fall in the assembly, so that the floor, rather than being flat, resembles a kind of low-lying city with building units set at regular intervals.
 
 
 
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