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line of sight

[lahyn uhv sahyt] / ˈlaɪn əv ˈsaɪt /


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Such an eruption would release a cloud of dense, magnetized plasma, temporarily altering the space around the FRB source as it passed through the line of sight.

From Science Daily

“There’s a lot of work in progress, and we’ll evaluate as we get clearer line of sight,” he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

“With line of sight on the terminal level of Fed Funds this cycle and hopefully a stabilizing labor market, we believe the banks should continue their outperformance,” the firm wrote in a note last week.

From Barron's

Once that region rotates away from our line of sight, it disappears from view for another two weeks before returning.

From Science Daily

The Greater Manchester Baccalaureate aims to give young people a clear line of sight to high-quality jobs in sectors that are growing in the local economy.

From BBC