Sentence examples for a defined point from inspiring English sources
Others said the bill's language, which bans any procedure in which a physician delivers a living fetus to a defined point for the "purpose of performing an overt act that the person knows will kill" the fetus is too broad and could ban other common abortion procedures.
Theyre at a defined point where they can choose one or the other.
This formula is also used to calculate Pob at a defined point of in water wells.
The levator hiatus was also measured on a group of similar-appearing slices rotated slightly around a defined point.
In general, the movement of a body is composed of two types: rotation, in which a defined point in the body rotates about a defined axis, and translation, in which motion occurs along a line.
For instance, some classical approaches suggested defining the domain of applicability by a) considering the range of descriptors values; b) enclosing the training space in a convex hull; c) calculating the distance of a query compound from a defined point within the model's descriptor space and d) estimating the Probability Density Function for the given data.
"Those people are right, but only up to a clearly defined point.
The phrase refers to a vaguely defined point beyond which Iran could potentially produce weapon fuel without fear of an air attack that could wipe out its facilities.
In outbreaks with a well defined point source [ 3, 18] the distance from the outbreak source is negatively correlated with the symptomatic (attack) rate.
And the reason I like it so much is that, right from the start, it had a clearly defined point-of-view.
It remains a defining point," says Dawoud.
