Sentence examples for a point means from inspiring English sources

Precourt believes the Ohio sports market is ripe for the club to thrive and has vowed improvements, but Saturday's 1-0 loss to a ten man Seattle and every team above them in the East picking up at least a point, means that Columbus may be joining the also-rans of Toronto and DC United sooner rather than later this season, and any improvements may be deferred until at least the off-season.

In such a curve, a point means that a fraction y of the distances is less than x base pairs (see Supplementary Fig. S5 ), we compute the AUC and we normalize it, so that a set of perfect predictions has an AUC of 1 and a random set of genomic positions has an expected AUC of 0.5.

Fire-scar dendrochronology resulted in a 653 years long chronology, indicating a point mean fire return interval of 5.2 years, and an area wide grand mean fire interval of 32.2 years.

For the largest of them, a tax reduction of a single percentage point means a saving of more than $200m.

The Londoners' failure to salvage a bonus point means they cannot overtake Toulouse at the top of Pool Six even with a bonus-point victory against the reigning champions at Adams Park on Sunday.

A fallback point means that the serving point and the corresponding feedback should be Release 10 specific.

The T2 value in a peak point means the highest distribution of one region.

Local stability of an equilibrium point means that if we put the system somewhere near the point then it will move to the equilibrium point in some time.

But the lack of a fourth try for a bonus point meant Glasgow and Munster leap-frogged Ospreys to claim home advantage next weekend.

A lower zero value point means the self-sustaining reaction will be realized more quickly.

Gary Glen's equaliser gave Ross County a point and means Dundee lie five points adrift at the foot of the Scottish Premier League.