The phrase "a poi" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "a point" or "a poi" in a specific context, but without additional context, it is unclear.
Example: "Please clarify a poi in your argument that needs further explanation."
Alternatives: "a point" or "a detail".
POITermType is an abstract entity derived from POIBaseType and adds properties for the management of categorical descriptions (such as the ones seen in category), link, label, author, license and time properties of POIType; POIType is an abstract entity derived from POIBaseType and adds entities for describing, labeling, categorizing and indicating the time span of a POI or group of POI.
A POI was drawn from the nasion to the top of the cut mesh (blue POI in Figure 5 ).
Second experiment is a POI broadcast model to achieve location privacy.
A POI, or point of injury operation, means that the wounded soldier is to be picked up from the battlefield.
2) The Seasoned: Not under any circumstances wearing fairy wings, a pink wig, or swinging a poi around.
This method has been introduced previously (Yong-a poi et al., 2008; Zou and Zhang, 2009), and here we incorporate it into the Inferelator, and rigorously evaluate its performance.
"We went from 35C (95F) to minus 10, minus 15," said Mr A-Poi.
Mr A-Poi arrived in Guéret, the grey departmental capital of the Creuse, on September 6 1966.
Ms Cazanove married one of the staff at the home when she was 17; Mr A-Poi ran away from two families before going back there and becoming an apprentice cook in a nearby medical centre, where he still works.
Communication with any relative on La Réunion was discouraged (several members of Mr A-Poi's association have only recently uncovered family letters in their files that were simply never passed on).
