Westmeath led by four points after five minutes but a succession of points from the prolific Paul Shiels, mostly frees, brought Antrim back into the game.
The femoral head is therefore represented by a cloud of points that lie on a unique sphere, and the acetabular component by a succession of points that lie on a unique circle in space.
Hopkins' debut felt like a succession of points being made, then ignored, then made again minutes later.
Christian Stewart, managing director of Family Legacy Asia, a company based in Hong Kong that provides advice to Asian families on succession, pointed out that, for example, a Hong Kong or Singapore resident who invested in U.S., British or Japanese stocks as an individual was potentially subject to very high estate taxes in those countries.
It appears that by about 7000 bc the fluted-point industries were replaced by a succession of lanceolate-point-using phases, which continued the Paleo-Indian hunting tradition, concentrating primarily on large, now-extinct species of bison until the onset of the Altithermal dry period about 5000 bc.
It misses the point in every story because it's too arrogant to try to understand... It's reduced political debate to a succession of childish point-scoring guaranteed to avoid ever getting down to real issues".
In the early days of digital photography, that meant a succession of small point-and-shoot cameras – Canon Ixus and S models generally – concealed in a small leather pouch attached to my belt.
Djokovic was given a good test by Reynolds, who repeatedly frustrated the Serb by saving a succession of break points.
This paper reviews a series of conditional sampling techniques developed at Oxford that allow pseudo-instantaneous velocity field pictures to be synthesised from a succession of single-point measurements made with a two-component laser Doppler anemometer (LDA).
In one of the most remarkable matches of his career, Murray overcame bouts of exhaustion and cramp and fought off a succession of match points before finally clinching victory.
