Sentence examples for a point called from inspiring English sources

Classically, matter collapses to a point, called a singularity (infinite density), but what really happens is not known.

If the load is increased further, however, a point called the yield stress will be reached and exceeded.

The band structure of the surface states of a topological insulator like Bi2Se3 appear as two cones that meet at a point, called the Dirac point.

In the far far north of the island, you'll find a natural whirlpool - the second largest in the world - in the sea just below a point called Corryvreckan.

These mostly submerged glaciers rest deep on the seafloor at a point called the "grounding line," where ocean, ice and bedrock meet.

During the first stages of cell division, the recognizable double-stranded chromosome is formed by two tightly coiled DNA strands (chromatids) joined at a point called the centromere.

And the next time a presenter trots out a circle to make a point, call him on it.

12 Joinpoint software fits a series of straight lines connected on a common point, called 'joinpoint', on a logarithmic scale to the annual age-standardised rates.

An orthopedic engineer selects a point call user-specified point as a marker for creating a blank area (Fig. 3b).

Efficient search for k nearest neighbors to a given location point (called a KNN query) is an important problem arising in a variety of sensor network applications.

The net aerodynamic drag forces may be considered to act at a single point, called the center of pressure.