Sentence examples for a classic point of from inspiring English sources

A classic point of view, until now used by authors and mainly based on the general morphology of the test, is first developed.

A classic point of view suggests that the formation of enthesophytes is a repair phenomenon [ 31].

Judith cited a classic "point".

This is the classic point of view of journalism.

In general, the classic point of view for processing non-stationary signal regards it as piece-wise stationary signal, but as these two theories combining together there are many research problems such as stability of estimation, coverage of second order derivatives, and so on.

Since a few decades ago, a classic starting point of urban analysis has been the distinction between population concentration and urbanization.

Mac/PC/PS3/PS4/Xbox 360/XbOneOne, Telltale Games; cert: 18 ★★★★ Developer Telltale has previously proved itself to be something of a master of the episodic, narrative-led titles that evoke the spirit of classic "point and click" adventures, so it is pleasing to see the team's latest effort focus on DC Comics' famed Dark Knight.

A classic Djokovic point: 2011, the semifinals of the U.S. Open, Federer serving for the match at 5 3, 40 15 in the fifth set.

To fans of the series, the stagnation in gameplay mechanics is part of the appeal – Dragon Quest is a rock in uncertain times, and this is a fine port of a classic entry point – but newcomers will find everything frustratingly sluggish.

Reports out today that Gerard Butler is in talks for the role of bodacious badguy Bodhi in a remake of 1991 action cult classic, Point Break, have left us worried.

It's a robust exit-line, and underscores Caroline's function in the novel: to act as the classic outsider, a point of stability, or sanity, in a volatile world.