The phrase "a terminating point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a final destination or conclusion in various contexts, such as discussions, processes, or journeys.
Example: "The project reached a terminating point when all objectives were met and the final report was submitted."
Alternatives: "a conclusion" or "an endpoint".
This mixture of certainty and indetermination is sensed, more or less acutely, and it gives rise to a variety of tactics in relation to the terminating point itself as well as to the way time flows toward it.
A curve lying in a plane can be written as f (s ) = { x (s ), y (s ) }, where s indexes the length of the curve from its initial point and x (s ), y (s ) describe the movement of the x and y co-ordinates as s moves from 0 to its terminating point.
Using these indices as terminating points, but one at a time, RAId_aPS constructs score histograms assuming that the parent ion weight is given by the mass indices considered.
A schematic illustration of the three possible terminating points is shown in Figure 1.
Starting and terminating points belong to two different nerves territories.
Follow-up until occurrence of ipsilateral ischemic symptom (primary endpoint) or terminating points was performed by the same researcher for each individual study.
The precise characterization of gene conversion events through the determination of initiating and terminating points is practically difficult; thus, annotation of the converted tract usually represents the minimal and maximal converted tracts (MinCT, MaxCT) [ 26].
First, assume that the terminated point of sub-algorithm is (x_{sup}), then the given algorithm is defined as follows.
I briefly comment on line discontinuities terminating in point discontinuities in a sheet, discontinuous line discontinuities in a sheet, and an approach to dynamic fracture that treats a crack tip in a sheet as a time-dependent boundary point.
The Arkansas law violates a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy at a point before the viability of the fetus, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit said.
