Definition of in-line in English:

in-line

adjectiveˈɪnlʌɪnˈɪnˌlaɪn

1Having parts arranged in a line.
一列的，直排的，直列的，在一条直线上的
a 20-valve in-line 5-cylinder engine
20阀直列式5气缸引擎。
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim of the Ricardo team would be to achieve a completed definitive design for the 6-cylinder in-line version.
- The six-cylinder in-line engine has been a BMW speciality since way back when, so it should come as no surprise that the six-cylinder remains at the heart of the power chain.
- Power comes from Volvo's well proven five-cylinder in-line engine, which now gives 300 bhp and 400 Nm torque in this new 2.5 litre form.
- That would have to be the 1940 in-line 4 cylinder model.
- This has been my complaint with the in-line 6-cylinder diesel is it's always had a narrower RPM band than the V - 8 diesels.
- It was also the only American high-horsepower in-line engine in series production.
- The engines range from the in-line 6's to the 4.5 litre V8 as well as a turbo-diesel version.
- The new in-line 6-cylinder engine gets 225 horsepower, which is plenty of punch for the roadster's lean 3,000-pound weight.
- The Army took the opposite view and felt that pursuits could only attain high speeds via the use liquid-cooled in-line engines which offered better streamlining possibilities.
- With a four stroke in-line four type engine this thing can run.
- The Gannet has double in-line Mamba turbojet engines driving two sets of contra-rotating propellers though a single driveshaft.
- The S2000 is built along classic lines, with a front-mounted in-line engine driving the rear wheels.
- The ‘Maroon Beauty’ has a four-cylinder in-line engine, running at an average of 35 kmph and consuming one litre of petrol for every four kilometres.
- The V50 has transverse in-line engines in both 5-cylinder and four-cylinder guise.
- As Volvo S60 and S80 models already use five-cylinder in-line engines for the petrol models in the vast majority of cases, it is no surprise to discover that they picked on this design for their new diesel unit.
- The optional engine is basically the in-line four with an extra cylinder and a linear increase in power (approximately 44 hp. and 46 ft.-lb. of torque per cylinder).
- The S40 features a transverse 5-cylinder in-line engine made possible by shrinking the engine's outer dimensions.
- This applies both to four-cylinder in-line engines and those built in V configuration.
- Both are in-line 6 cylinder engines, of 2.5 and 3.0 litre capacity respectively.
- In 1938, he announced plans for its production, using two 260-hp in-line air-cooled engines placed horizontally in the nose.
2Constituting an integral part of a continuous sequence of operations or machines.
构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的
a two-stream in-line fuel-oil blender
双流连续作业燃油拌和器。
Example sentencesExamples
- Back pressure caused by in-line valves, mixers, or hose restrictions can influence pump accuracy unless continuous-loop recirculation with pressure-balancing adjustments is provided.
- In Tampa, an outbound in-line baggage screening system at Terminal E is operating, with another $130 million of work under way to fit the other terminals with the system.
- It will supply in-line vehicle sequenced modules on a just-in-time basis.
- It is a reel-to-reel system that offers integrated drying as well as in-line inspection of line presence, quality, line-to-line distance, and positioning on the membrane.
- You will never be able to stop on a dime with the current in-line heel brake technology.
- The slick bolt operation, short bolt lift and bolt throw and smooth in-line feeding made for fast follow-up shots.
- Pantoprazole injection should be administered through a dedicated line; the provided in-line filter must be used to remove the precipitates that may form.
- The in-line hand operated valve controls the flow of at least the irrigation fluid or suction to a surgical site.
- It is part of Metrologic Group, which deals in equipment, training and maintenance of coordinate measuring machines and in-line control systems.
- Mercury is thermally desorbed from solid samples, trapped on an in-line gold trap, and subsequently determined by cold-vapour atomic absorption spectrometry.
- I used to wonder if we haven't lost our way when black powder rifles sport Leupold scopes, synthetic stocks, in-line ignition and fire the latest premium bullets using plastic sabots.
- He prefers in-line emitter tubing with 1/2-gallon per hour emitters preinserted inside the tubing every 12 inches.
- A wood/cork bung was placed in the cup and the device was inserted into the spigot bodythrough the in-line valve to the previously cut hole.
- However, self-reported data from nurses and respiratory therapists indicate that only 42% of staff always rinse the in-line suction catheter after use.
- When this finding was noted, the in-line suction catheter was not connected to any suction, and the distal end was open, disrupting the ‘closed’ system.
- We do not know if this practice contributed to growth of pathogens in the in-line suction catheter, because continuous suction is not applied when the equipment is used in this way.
- Designed for both in-line and manifold mounting, the valve is supplied with an optional sandwich speed control that mounts between the valve and the manifold.
- During the tube extrusion process, air at atmospheric pressure enters the tube through the core tube on a crosshead die, or the spider leg of an in-line die.
- It does this by moving the material through the stacker frame to an in-line tension stand and double-ended rewind reel.
- Each bud can be customized to your ear size; the memory cable can be shaped to fit snugly around your ears; the in-line attenuator allows you to control volume; and the buds seal off external noise.
1. 2.1 Constituting an integral part of a computer program.
  构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的
  the parameters can be set up as in-line code
  这些参数可设为直接插入码。
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you read your e-mail remotely using SSH and a text-based client, it then is possible to bring up in-line images over the same xterm window.
  On the driver level, you definitely want to convert any informal in-line RTOS code to proper drivers.
  Linux, on the other hand, has in-line code sections for UP and SMP systems, adapting to the machine it is running on.
  Any of these can cause trouble with in-line HTML.
  In this article, I first give an example of how to convert a simple LaTeX document to HTML and discuss how the program handles in-line graphics and style files.

Definition of in-line in US English:

in-line

adjectiveˈinˌlīnˈɪnˌlaɪn

1Having parts arranged in a line.
一列的，直排的，直列的，在一条直线上的
a 24-valve in-line 6-cylinder engine
20阀直列式5气缸引擎。
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim of the Ricardo team would be to achieve a completed definitive design for the 6-cylinder in-line version.
- That would have to be the 1940 in-line 4 cylinder model.
- The Army took the opposite view and felt that pursuits could only attain high speeds via the use liquid-cooled in-line engines which offered better streamlining possibilities.
- With a four stroke in-line four type engine this thing can run.
- The Gannet has double in-line Mamba turbojet engines driving two sets of contra-rotating propellers though a single driveshaft.
- As Volvo S60 and S80 models already use five-cylinder in-line engines for the petrol models in the vast majority of cases, it is no surprise to discover that they picked on this design for their new diesel unit.
- The ‘Maroon Beauty’ has a four-cylinder in-line engine, running at an average of 35 kmph and consuming one litre of petrol for every four kilometres.
- The V50 has transverse in-line engines in both 5-cylinder and four-cylinder guise.
- It was also the only American high-horsepower in-line engine in series production.
- The optional engine is basically the in-line four with an extra cylinder and a linear increase in power (approximately 44 hp. and 46 ft.-lb. of torque per cylinder).
- Both are in-line 6 cylinder engines, of 2.5 and 3.0 litre capacity respectively.
- The S2000 is built along classic lines, with a front-mounted in-line engine driving the rear wheels.
- This applies both to four-cylinder in-line engines and those built in V configuration.
- Power comes from Volvo's well proven five-cylinder in-line engine, which now gives 300 bhp and 400 Nm torque in this new 2.5 litre form.
- In 1938, he announced plans for its production, using two 260-hp in-line air-cooled engines placed horizontally in the nose.
- The six-cylinder in-line engine has been a BMW speciality since way back when, so it should come as no surprise that the six-cylinder remains at the heart of the power chain.
- The engines range from the in-line 6's to the 4.5 litre V8 as well as a turbo-diesel version.
- The S40 features a transverse 5-cylinder in-line engine made possible by shrinking the engine's outer dimensions.
- This has been my complaint with the in-line 6-cylinder diesel is it's always had a narrower RPM band than the V - 8 diesels.
- The new in-line 6-cylinder engine gets 225 horsepower, which is plenty of punch for the roadster's lean 3,000-pound weight.
2Constituting an integral part of a continuous sequence of operations or machines.
构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的
a two-stream in-line fuel-oil blender
双流连续作业燃油拌和器。
Example sentencesExamples
- During the tube extrusion process, air at atmospheric pressure enters the tube through the core tube on a crosshead die, or the spider leg of an in-line die.
- However, self-reported data from nurses and respiratory therapists indicate that only 42% of staff always rinse the in-line suction catheter after use.
- Mercury is thermally desorbed from solid samples, trapped on an in-line gold trap, and subsequently determined by cold-vapour atomic absorption spectrometry.
- Pantoprazole injection should be administered through a dedicated line; the provided in-line filter must be used to remove the precipitates that may form.
- Designed for both in-line and manifold mounting, the valve is supplied with an optional sandwich speed control that mounts between the valve and the manifold.
- I used to wonder if we haven't lost our way when black powder rifles sport Leupold scopes, synthetic stocks, in-line ignition and fire the latest premium bullets using plastic sabots.
- You will never be able to stop on a dime with the current in-line heel brake technology.
- In Tampa, an outbound in-line baggage screening system at Terminal E is operating, with another $130 million of work under way to fit the other terminals with the system.
- It does this by moving the material through the stacker frame to an in-line tension stand and double-ended rewind reel.
- It will supply in-line vehicle sequenced modules on a just-in-time basis.
- It is a reel-to-reel system that offers integrated drying as well as in-line inspection of line presence, quality, line-to-line distance, and positioning on the membrane.
- A wood/cork bung was placed in the cup and the device was inserted into the spigot bodythrough the in-line valve to the previously cut hole.
- The in-line hand operated valve controls the flow of at least the irrigation fluid or suction to a surgical site.
- Each bud can be customized to your ear size; the memory cable can be shaped to fit snugly around your ears; the in-line attenuator allows you to control volume; and the buds seal off external noise.
- Back pressure caused by in-line valves, mixers, or hose restrictions can influence pump accuracy unless continuous-loop recirculation with pressure-balancing adjustments is provided.
- The slick bolt operation, short bolt lift and bolt throw and smooth in-line feeding made for fast follow-up shots.
- When this finding was noted, the in-line suction catheter was not connected to any suction, and the distal end was open, disrupting the ‘closed’ system.
- It is part of Metrologic Group, which deals in equipment, training and maintenance of coordinate measuring machines and in-line control systems.
- He prefers in-line emitter tubing with 1/2-gallon per hour emitters preinserted inside the tubing every 12 inches.
- We do not know if this practice contributed to growth of pathogens in the in-line suction catheter, because continuous suction is not applied when the equipment is used in this way.
1. 2.1 Constituting an integral part of a computer program.
  构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的
  the parameters can be set up as in-line code
  这些参数可设为直接插入码。
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you read your e-mail remotely using SSH and a text-based client, it then is possible to bring up in-line images over the same xterm window.
  On the driver level, you definitely want to convert any informal in-line RTOS code to proper drivers.
  Any of these can cause trouble with in-line HTML.
  Linux, on the other hand, has in-line code sections for UP and SMP systems, adapting to the machine it is running on.
  In this article, I first give an example of how to convert a simple LaTeX document to HTML and discuss how the program handles in-line graphics and style files.

词汇	in-line
释义	Definition of in-line in English: in-line adjectiveˈɪnlʌɪnˈɪnˌlaɪn 1Having parts arranged in a line. 一列的，直排的，直列的，在一条直线上的 a 20-valve in-line 5-cylinder engine 20阀直列式5气缸引擎。 Example sentencesExamples The aim of the Ricardo team would be to achieve a completed definitive design for the 6-cylinder in-line version. The six-cylinder in-line engine has been a BMW speciality since way back when, so it should come as no surprise that the six-cylinder remains at the heart of the power chain. Power comes from Volvo's well proven five-cylinder in-line engine, which now gives 300 bhp and 400 Nm torque in this new 2.5 litre form. That would have to be the 1940 in-line 4 cylinder model. This has been my complaint with the in-line 6-cylinder diesel is it's always had a narrower RPM band than the V - 8 diesels. It was also the only American high-horsepower in-line engine in series production. The engines range from the in-line 6's to the 4.5 litre V8 as well as a turbo-diesel version. The new in-line 6-cylinder engine gets 225 horsepower, which is plenty of punch for the roadster's lean 3,000-pound weight. The Army took the opposite view and felt that pursuits could only attain high speeds via the use liquid-cooled in-line engines which offered better streamlining possibilities. With a four stroke in-line four type engine this thing can run. The Gannet has double in-line Mamba turbojet engines driving two sets of contra-rotating propellers though a single driveshaft. The S2000 is built along classic lines, with a front-mounted in-line engine driving the rear wheels. The ‘Maroon Beauty’ has a four-cylinder in-line engine, running at an average of 35 kmph and consuming one litre of petrol for every four kilometres. The V50 has transverse in-line engines in both 5-cylinder and four-cylinder guise. As Volvo S60 and S80 models already use five-cylinder in-line engines for the petrol models in the vast majority of cases, it is no surprise to discover that they picked on this design for their new diesel unit. The optional engine is basically the in-line four with an extra cylinder and a linear increase in power (approximately 44 hp. and 46 ft.-lb. of torque per cylinder). The S40 features a transverse 5-cylinder in-line engine made possible by shrinking the engine's outer dimensions. This applies both to four-cylinder in-line engines and those built in V configuration. Both are in-line 6 cylinder engines, of 2.5 and 3.0 litre capacity respectively. In 1938, he announced plans for its production, using two 260-hp in-line air-cooled engines placed horizontally in the nose. 2Constituting an integral part of a continuous sequence of operations or machines. 构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的 a two-stream in-line fuel-oil blender 双流连续作业燃油拌和器。 Example sentencesExamples Back pressure caused by in-line valves, mixers, or hose restrictions can influence pump accuracy unless continuous-loop recirculation with pressure-balancing adjustments is provided. In Tampa, an outbound in-line baggage screening system at Terminal E is operating, with another $130 million of work under way to fit the other terminals with the system. It will supply in-line vehicle sequenced modules on a just-in-time basis. It is a reel-to-reel system that offers integrated drying as well as in-line inspection of line presence, quality, line-to-line distance, and positioning on the membrane. You will never be able to stop on a dime with the current in-line heel brake technology. The slick bolt operation, short bolt lift and bolt throw and smooth in-line feeding made for fast follow-up shots. Pantoprazole injection should be administered through a dedicated line; the provided in-line filter must be used to remove the precipitates that may form. The in-line hand operated valve controls the flow of at least the irrigation fluid or suction to a surgical site. It is part of Metrologic Group, which deals in equipment, training and maintenance of coordinate measuring machines and in-line control systems. Mercury is thermally desorbed from solid samples, trapped on an in-line gold trap, and subsequently determined by cold-vapour atomic absorption spectrometry. I used to wonder if we haven't lost our way when black powder rifles sport Leupold scopes, synthetic stocks, in-line ignition and fire the latest premium bullets using plastic sabots. He prefers in-line emitter tubing with 1/2-gallon per hour emitters preinserted inside the tubing every 12 inches. A wood/cork bung was placed in the cup and the device was inserted into the spigot bodythrough the in-line valve to the previously cut hole. However, self-reported data from nurses and respiratory therapists indicate that only 42% of staff always rinse the in-line suction catheter after use. When this finding was noted, the in-line suction catheter was not connected to any suction, and the distal end was open, disrupting the ‘closed’ system. We do not know if this practice contributed to growth of pathogens in the in-line suction catheter, because continuous suction is not applied when the equipment is used in this way. Designed for both in-line and manifold mounting, the valve is supplied with an optional sandwich speed control that mounts between the valve and the manifold. During the tube extrusion process, air at atmospheric pressure enters the tube through the core tube on a crosshead die, or the spider leg of an in-line die. It does this by moving the material through the stacker frame to an in-line tension stand and double-ended rewind reel. Each bud can be customized to your ear size; the memory cable can be shaped to fit snugly around your ears; the in-line attenuator allows you to control volume; and the buds seal off external noise. 2.1 Constituting an integral part of a computer program. 构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的 the parameters can be set up as in-line code 这些参数可设为直接插入码。 Example sentencesExamples If you read your e-mail remotely using SSH and a text-based client, it then is possible to bring up in-line images over the same xterm window. On the driver level, you definitely want to convert any informal in-line RTOS code to proper drivers. Linux, on the other hand, has in-line code sections for UP and SMP systems, adapting to the machine it is running on. Any of these can cause trouble with in-line HTML. In this article, I first give an example of how to convert a simple LaTeX document to HTML and discuss how the program handles in-line graphics and style files. Definition of in-line in US English: in-line adjectiveˈinˌlīnˈɪnˌlaɪn 1Having parts arranged in a line. 一列的，直排的，直列的，在一条直线上的 a 24-valve in-line 6-cylinder engine 20阀直列式5气缸引擎。 Example sentencesExamples The aim of the Ricardo team would be to achieve a completed definitive design for the 6-cylinder in-line version. That would have to be the 1940 in-line 4 cylinder model. The Army took the opposite view and felt that pursuits could only attain high speeds via the use liquid-cooled in-line engines which offered better streamlining possibilities. With a four stroke in-line four type engine this thing can run. The Gannet has double in-line Mamba turbojet engines driving two sets of contra-rotating propellers though a single driveshaft. As Volvo S60 and S80 models already use five-cylinder in-line engines for the petrol models in the vast majority of cases, it is no surprise to discover that they picked on this design for their new diesel unit. The ‘Maroon Beauty’ has a four-cylinder in-line engine, running at an average of 35 kmph and consuming one litre of petrol for every four kilometres. The V50 has transverse in-line engines in both 5-cylinder and four-cylinder guise. It was also the only American high-horsepower in-line engine in series production. The optional engine is basically the in-line four with an extra cylinder and a linear increase in power (approximately 44 hp. and 46 ft.-lb. of torque per cylinder). Both are in-line 6 cylinder engines, of 2.5 and 3.0 litre capacity respectively. The S2000 is built along classic lines, with a front-mounted in-line engine driving the rear wheels. This applies both to four-cylinder in-line engines and those built in V configuration. Power comes from Volvo's well proven five-cylinder in-line engine, which now gives 300 bhp and 400 Nm torque in this new 2.5 litre form. In 1938, he announced plans for its production, using two 260-hp in-line air-cooled engines placed horizontally in the nose. The six-cylinder in-line engine has been a BMW speciality since way back when, so it should come as no surprise that the six-cylinder remains at the heart of the power chain. The engines range from the in-line 6's to the 4.5 litre V8 as well as a turbo-diesel version. The S40 features a transverse 5-cylinder in-line engine made possible by shrinking the engine's outer dimensions. This has been my complaint with the in-line 6-cylinder diesel is it's always had a narrower RPM band than the V - 8 diesels. The new in-line 6-cylinder engine gets 225 horsepower, which is plenty of punch for the roadster's lean 3,000-pound weight. 2Constituting an integral part of a continuous sequence of operations or machines. 构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的 a two-stream in-line fuel-oil blender 双流连续作业燃油拌和器。 Example sentencesExamples During the tube extrusion process, air at atmospheric pressure enters the tube through the core tube on a crosshead die, or the spider leg of an in-line die. However, self-reported data from nurses and respiratory therapists indicate that only 42% of staff always rinse the in-line suction catheter after use. Mercury is thermally desorbed from solid samples, trapped on an in-line gold trap, and subsequently determined by cold-vapour atomic absorption spectrometry. Pantoprazole injection should be administered through a dedicated line; the provided in-line filter must be used to remove the precipitates that may form. Designed for both in-line and manifold mounting, the valve is supplied with an optional sandwich speed control that mounts between the valve and the manifold. I used to wonder if we haven't lost our way when black powder rifles sport Leupold scopes, synthetic stocks, in-line ignition and fire the latest premium bullets using plastic sabots. You will never be able to stop on a dime with the current in-line heel brake technology. In Tampa, an outbound in-line baggage screening system at Terminal E is operating, with another $130 million of work under way to fit the other terminals with the system. It does this by moving the material through the stacker frame to an in-line tension stand and double-ended rewind reel. It will supply in-line vehicle sequenced modules on a just-in-time basis. It is a reel-to-reel system that offers integrated drying as well as in-line inspection of line presence, quality, line-to-line distance, and positioning on the membrane. A wood/cork bung was placed in the cup and the device was inserted into the spigot bodythrough the in-line valve to the previously cut hole. The in-line hand operated valve controls the flow of at least the irrigation fluid or suction to a surgical site. Each bud can be customized to your ear size; the memory cable can be shaped to fit snugly around your ears; the in-line attenuator allows you to control volume; and the buds seal off external noise. Back pressure caused by in-line valves, mixers, or hose restrictions can influence pump accuracy unless continuous-loop recirculation with pressure-balancing adjustments is provided. The slick bolt operation, short bolt lift and bolt throw and smooth in-line feeding made for fast follow-up shots. When this finding was noted, the in-line suction catheter was not connected to any suction, and the distal end was open, disrupting the ‘closed’ system. It is part of Metrologic Group, which deals in equipment, training and maintenance of coordinate measuring machines and in-line control systems. He prefers in-line emitter tubing with 1/2-gallon per hour emitters preinserted inside the tubing every 12 inches. We do not know if this practice contributed to growth of pathogens in the in-line suction catheter, because continuous suction is not applied when the equipment is used in this way. 2.1 Constituting an integral part of a computer program. 构成完整连续作业或机器一部分的，串联的 the parameters can be set up as in-line code 这些参数可设为直接插入码。 Example sentencesExamples If you read your e-mail remotely using SSH and a text-based client, it then is possible to bring up in-line images over the same xterm window. On the driver level, you definitely want to convert any informal in-line RTOS code to proper drivers. Any of these can cause trouble with in-line HTML. Linux, on the other hand, has in-line code sections for UP and SMP systems, adapting to the machine it is running on. In this article, I first give an example of how to convert a simple LaTeX document to HTML and discuss how the program handles in-line graphics and style files.
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