The phrase "a particular point is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify or emphasize a specific aspect or detail in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In the context of our debate, a particular point is often overlooked: the importance of community engagement."
Alternatives: "a specific aspect is" or "a certain detail is".
Using your hands to emphasize a particular point is wonderful, but constantly flailing your hands with a motion on every line seems like you're amped up too much.
The error can increase when a particular point is found, in this example (80, 30), but then the Delaunay method will search for points around that will decrease the global error.
An instance of a more abundant crop at a particular point is explained in the Pčinja region as a result of a dragon having struck an ala with lightning just over that place, making her drop the looted grains she had been carrying in her huge ears.
Mr. Oliver, a Hollywood director, has decided that what writers need most at this particular point is an authentic reproduction of an Early American village "to serve as the ideal hideaway, work-place, or recreation spot".
But whether or not you are willing to commit to that at that particular point is a different question entirely.
The social debate about this political orientation will not be reviewed here but a discussion of a few particular points is useful in the light of simplification.
Frankly, the only gifts I wanted at that particular point were a more capacious pair of lungs and a set of reupholstered kneecaps.
To simulate surface diffusion, Markov rule is applied to generate a random walk such that the probability of visiting a particular point r is proportional to the particle's Boltzmann factor at that location, e− βU (r ).
"I'm not sure it's ever clear when founders should begin working on something new — that decisions isn't clear, and it's never really a particular point, it's a gradient", he said.
It is generally observed that the mixture of endmembers around a particular point will be similar.
A reduction in apparent molecular mass for a particular point mutant was assumed to mean that this asparagine residue would normally be N-glycosylated in HEK cells.
