Sentence examples for a deeper point of from inspiring English sources
There is a deeper point of comparison between Scarlett's war and our own.
The Biomphalaria population also varied with site of snail collection in that the site A which was the shallow point had more Biomphalaria snails than site B which was a deeper point of snail collection along Lake Albert (see Figure 3).
Point A (deepest point of the curve of the maxilla, between the anterior nasal spine and the dental alveolus).
Table 1 Reference point and line MF Posteriorsuperior point of mandibular canal opening a Deepest point on anterior border of ascending ramus s Lowest point of mandibular notch l Extension line of occlusal plane Fig. 1 Reference point and line.
When you ask these questions with your heart instead of your head, you will discover that the surface gently gives way to a much wider and deeper point of view -- a view that opens new vistas and dissolves old patterns.
David Remes, a lawyer who represents 18 detainees, said in a telephone interview from Guantánamo that the deeper point of the attack on the lawyers was political.
The deeper point of "The Two Cultures" is not that we have two cultures.
The experiment by Kennedy et al. (2004) indicates that highly-asymmetrical subsidence is a result of tilting of the magma chamber and the deepest point of an elongate trapdoor caldera occurs where the magma chamber is deepest.
In this paper, stress intensity factors are calculated at the deepest point of an internal circumferential semi-elliptical crack in a pipe subjected to any arbitrary load.
The safety assessment considers the comparison of the stress intensity factor for the deepest point of a surface crack front with the fracture toughness of the material.
In the fracture of pipes with longitudinal cracks, elastic plastic fracture mechanics is applied, the dent is assumed to be continuous and is assumed to have a constant length, and the stress concentrator is considered to be a notch located at the deepest point of the dent.
