Sentence examples for Direct point from inspiring English sources

Direct point predictions for given matric potentials can lead to more accurate estimations than if water retention values of these matric potentials are derived from predicted MRCs (parameter estimation) (Pachepsky et al., 1996; Børgesen & Schaap, 2005).

Prue's most direct point of competition is with Lachlan on the other side of Sydney.

More important, it gives the reader her most direct point of entry into the world.

By contrast, Maria Lau and Soyoo Hyunjoo Park use their roots as a direct point of departure for their artworks.

But "we are in an economic state that is different than any of us have experienced in our memories, so we don't have a direct point of comparison".

The 180 kDa Ndc80 complex is a direct point of contact between kinetochores and microtubules.

"There is a significant shortage of direct point-to-point flying within the continent, particularly with west Africa.

"I've asked direct, point-blank questions, and I have just heard nothing to substantiate those stories either last week or this week".

Boeing sniffs at this, arguing that passengers, tired of hubs, will want more direct "point-to-point" flights, for which giant jumbos will be uneconomic.

In theory, each user can be given a direct point-to-point link to all the other users in what is known as a fully connected topology (similar to the connections employed in the earliest days of telephony), but in practice this technique is impractical and expensive especially for a large and dispersed network.

For the direct point-to-point transmission over n orthogonal channels, the PA is done optimally by the well-known water-filling solution.