Sentence examples for a point gives from inspiring English sources

The derivative at a point gives the function at a point.

The findings of Ubuz (2001) in her research on first year engineering students' understanding of tangency, numerical calculation of gradients and the approximate value of a function at a point through computers reveal that students have the following misconceptions about the derivative: The derivative at a point gives the function at a point.

Make a point, give your evidence, explain.

Blatter may have a point, given the angry, galvanizing response to Coulibaly's call in the United States.

It's a point given added weight by a promotion featuring censored books currently running at Borders bookshops.

His chin whiskers flow thick and taper to a point, giving him a slightly sinister look, which he dispels with frequent smiles that seem naturally modest.

(That was the case with Mr. Richards's hecklers, who might have had a point, given the comedian's n-word-laced response).

(a) Pc represents a point given in a color image while Pd represents its counterpart in the range image.

And they do have a point, given that without their founding crypto there could be no, er, 'crypto'….

(Abrams, however, may have had a point, given voter suppression in that state).

They have a point, given that too few families and communities have access to quality, affordable palliative care.