Few players are as dynamic and gifted from an offensive standpoint than Irving, whose prowess allows LeBron to play far more off the ball and not expend energy as a permanent point-forward.
Healthcare — a sector that accounts for one-sixth of the U.S. economy, contributes an almost permanent point of tensions between economics and politics, and remains a concern for millions of families — is an enduring topic of discussion in America.
The catcher is the game's permanent point person, an on-field manager, a backstop, strategist, therapist, friend.
It will be a permanent reference point in the challenge of deciding what survives of the rich, estranged legacy of twentieth-century art in our drastically altered times.
By the late summer of 1945, all the looted works of art that had been retrieved in the British zone of occupation were transferred to a permanent collecting point at Schloss Celle, near Brunswick.
But something else, something more mysterious, captivated not just the fans who continue to revere his memory but later generations of drivers to whom he represents a permanent reference point.
Little difference in drought tolerance was observed between forbs and grasses, which must be watered before reaching a permanent wilting point.
Re-supply of water had also been particularly difficult due to unavailability of a permanent water point.
The results presented here are based on LWP calculated for a permanent wilting point of -3 MPa.
In both years, a permanent water point was available in both the north and the south spatial units.
A key benefit of this framework is that it is available to link regional hospitals with the supporting NICU Neonatologist 'on demand' eliminating the need to establish permanent point to point connections.
