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Definition of baseline in English: baselinenoun ˈbeɪslʌɪnˈbeɪsˌlaɪn 1A minimum or starting point used for comparisons. （用于比较的）基数；起点 Example sentencesExamples - The fault-free case provided a baseline for comparison with the cases that reflect fault modes.
- Benchmarking is the process of establishing a baseline measurement for comparison.
- Perhaps, but at least Miller's methodology provides a baseline for comparison.
- There is no way that the results from this control group could provide a comparison or baseline for simple guessing.
- The international standards used as baselines to certify security best practice are changing.
- However, this study does provide a useful baseline for future comparison.
- Also required was an accurate baseline measurement so that the scale of the triangulation could be fixed precisely.
- An alternative to creating external baselines is to use comparisons of rates of stops and other behaviors among police officers to identify typical rates.
- It surely will be both the starting point and a baseline for numerous subsequent studies.
- Projections also provide a baseline for comparison with drug use in subsequent years.
- The telephone numbers in the sampling frame were then randomized to produce a baseline data bank.
- Winkenwerder said the questionnaire would provide a baseline for medical information about the troops.
- That requires constant path and point observations of the whole world all the time so that we have baselines for comparison.
- The image is used as a baseline for comparison from year to year.
- We begin with the description of these bulk sites to establish a baseline for future comparisons.
- Now in experimental areas in computer science I find that we are far from such a baseline expectation.
- This establishes a baseline for comparison after the test stimulation.
- Hopefully when we come back, we have a good baseline, or starting position.
- All the estimates are subject to error, but they do provide a baseline for comparative purposes.
- The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison.
2(in tennis, volleyball, and other games) the line marking each end of a court. （网球、排球等运动场的）底线 Example sentencesExamples - This is just a fun deal where you have all the kids line up on the baseline.
- The line judges on the baseline and the tramline thought it was a winner, too, but Henman begged to differ.
- The Russian is quick around the court, consistent from the baseline but has little more to offer.
- He watched those games from the baseline underneath the basket with a level of intentness belying his youth.
- It's supposed to be 21 feet from the net to the service line and then 18 feet to the baseline.
- Breaking Agassi by out rallying him from the baseline, he took his next service game to love.
- She has an ally in Seles, the player whose double-fisted power game from the baseline provided the template for so many of the current crop.
- Out wide at the back of the court, Borg hits a top-spin forehand and scuttles back to the middle, to a spot a couple of feet behind the baseline.
- Help is on the way; Jackson hit about a dozen threes in a row from the baseline before the game.
- He decides to grab a seat along the baseline and wait for the game to end.
- At the same time, the ballboys had to wipe the sweat from the baseline on Mirnyi's side of the court as his tormentor worked him into a lather.
- If you go baseline to half court, have the kids face the same direction both ways.
- He can spin by defenders on the baseline, draw double-teams and hit midrange jumpers.
- The problem with this is that I am always playing about four feet behind the baseline.
- One line starts on the baseline near the threepoint line and one near the top of the key.
- He is not as aggressive from the baseline as Agassi once was.
- In a tight game played almost entirely from the baseline, Dokic had a chance to take the first set when she held a break point at 4-4.
- When they make it to you, they speed dribble back to their starting baseline and do it again.
- He can also back up behind the baseline to get more distance from the defender.
- That play sends Hamilton scurrying across the court, then back along the baseline and up toward the free throw line.
3Baseball
The line between bases which a runner must stay close to when running. 〔棒球〕垒线 Example sentencesExamples - With runners on first and second, the batter hits a slow roller between the pitcher's mound and the third baseline.
- For example, you can place a ball down the first baseline by aiming towards the base itself.
- In its upper reaches the stream and its banks are bare as the baseline from home plate to first base.
- If a runner goes beyond the extension of a fielder's outstretched arm, he is considered out of the baseline.
4Printing
The imaginary straight line through the feet of most letters in a line of type. 〔印刷〕基线
Definition of baseline in US English: baselinenounˈbeɪsˌlaɪnˈbāsˌlīn 1A minimum or starting point used for comparisons. （用于比较的）基数；起点 Example sentencesExamples - Also required was an accurate baseline measurement so that the scale of the triangulation could be fixed precisely.
- The image is used as a baseline for comparison from year to year.
- An alternative to creating external baselines is to use comparisons of rates of stops and other behaviors among police officers to identify typical rates.
- There is no way that the results from this control group could provide a comparison or baseline for simple guessing.
- Winkenwerder said the questionnaire would provide a baseline for medical information about the troops.
- The international standards used as baselines to certify security best practice are changing.
- The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison.
- All the estimates are subject to error, but they do provide a baseline for comparative purposes.
- It surely will be both the starting point and a baseline for numerous subsequent studies.
- This establishes a baseline for comparison after the test stimulation.
- We begin with the description of these bulk sites to establish a baseline for future comparisons.
- The telephone numbers in the sampling frame were then randomized to produce a baseline data bank.
- Hopefully when we come back, we have a good baseline, or starting position.
- That requires constant path and point observations of the whole world all the time so that we have baselines for comparison.
- However, this study does provide a useful baseline for future comparison.
- Perhaps, but at least Miller's methodology provides a baseline for comparison.
- Now in experimental areas in computer science I find that we are far from such a baseline expectation.
- The fault-free case provided a baseline for comparison with the cases that reflect fault modes.
- Projections also provide a baseline for comparison with drug use in subsequent years.
- Benchmarking is the process of establishing a baseline measurement for comparison.
2(in tennis, volleyball, etc.) the line marking each end of the court. （网球、排球等运动场的）底线 Example sentencesExamples - He watched those games from the baseline underneath the basket with a level of intentness belying his youth.
- This is just a fun deal where you have all the kids line up on the baseline.
- He can also back up behind the baseline to get more distance from the defender.
- One line starts on the baseline near the threepoint line and one near the top of the key.
- The line judges on the baseline and the tramline thought it was a winner, too, but Henman begged to differ.
- It's supposed to be 21 feet from the net to the service line and then 18 feet to the baseline.
- He decides to grab a seat along the baseline and wait for the game to end.
- In a tight game played almost entirely from the baseline, Dokic had a chance to take the first set when she held a break point at 4-4.
- That play sends Hamilton scurrying across the court, then back along the baseline and up toward the free throw line.
- She has an ally in Seles, the player whose double-fisted power game from the baseline provided the template for so many of the current crop.
- When they make it to you, they speed dribble back to their starting baseline and do it again.
- Out wide at the back of the court, Borg hits a top-spin forehand and scuttles back to the middle, to a spot a couple of feet behind the baseline.
- The problem with this is that I am always playing about four feet behind the baseline.
- He is not as aggressive from the baseline as Agassi once was.
- Breaking Agassi by out rallying him from the baseline, he took his next service game to love.
- The Russian is quick around the court, consistent from the baseline but has little more to offer.
- At the same time, the ballboys had to wipe the sweat from the baseline on Mirnyi's side of the court as his tormentor worked him into a lather.
- Help is on the way; Jackson hit about a dozen threes in a row from the baseline before the game.
- He can spin by defenders on the baseline, draw double-teams and hit midrange jumpers.
- If you go baseline to half court, have the kids face the same direction both ways.
3Baseball
The line between bases which a runner must stay close to when running. 〔棒球〕垒线 Example sentencesExamples - If a runner goes beyond the extension of a fielder's outstretched arm, he is considered out of the baseline.
- In its upper reaches the stream and its banks are bare as the baseline from home plate to first base.
- With runners on first and second, the batter hits a slow roller between the pitcher's mound and the third baseline.
- For example, you can place a ball down the first baseline by aiming towards the base itself.
4Printing
The imaginary straight line on which a line of type rests. 〔印刷〕基线
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