The phrase "a local point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or aspect within a particular area or context.
Example: "In our discussion about urban development, we need to consider a local point that affects community engagement."
Alternatives: "a specific location" or "a regional aspect".
But these out of the box solutions can only localize against a local point cloud, one at a time.
It was also pleasing from a local point of view to see New Yorkers finally get some love, in classic pandering fashion, from the candidates.
Also like the Detroit Institute and the Seaport Museum, the Fresno Met was a flagship attraction and a local point of pride.
In which if it does not has good exploration and exploitation capability then the SMO might stick at a local point.
Different aspect ratios (1 3) are considered and the behavior of granular samples is analyzed from both a global and a local point of view.
At a local point on the cloaking shell surface, the local incident angle is α, and the local phase of the incident wave is φ0.
A set of numerical results is included to demonstrate the potential of generalized topological derivative as an efficient tool for exposing not only the geometry, but also material characteristics of subsurface material defects through a local, point-wise identification of "optimal" inclusion properties that minimize the topological sensitivity at sampling location.
In 1788, a local pointed out one of the springs to Hutton as the one mentioned in the legend.
Suicides in Austria (1970 2008, N = 67,741) were analyzed with complex demodulation, a local (point-in-time specific) version of harmonic analysis.
We used this information to compute a local (point-wise) alignment measure, the gradient of which can be used to drive the warp locally.
Including local bioinformaticians was not only helpful on the day but provides trainees with a local point-of-contact for post-workshop advice and networking opportunities.
