Sentence examples for a well-defined point from inspiring English sources

The J R curves exhibit a break in their slope at a well-defined point.

We like to evaluate each scorecard category against a well-defined point scale, taking the variance of individual judgment out of the equation.

But most organizations looking for executive talent want people who stand out, go out on a limb and express a well-defined point of view.

There's a well-defined point where we can start that interaction, and there's a point where we know where that electron should come out [the interaction itself is] instantaneous.

Based on the idea that a particle of a given rigidity starting at a well-defined point source gives rise to an impact point of the respective trajectory on the Earth's surface, Firor (1954) studied groups of impact points that originated from a source region of finite size, and termed such groups "impact zones".

Another case is in image parameter filters (an older design method than the more modern network synthesis filters) which use the cut-off frequency rather than the 3dB point since cut-off is a well-defined point in this type of filter.

These point impurities produce a well-defined peak in the density of states at ≈ + 100 meV seen in the endmember 2 (Fig. 11g).

Images recorded for such fast moving objects depart from the well-defined point spread function (PSF) of the microscope and exhibit a motion blur that cannot be characterized with standard Gaussian localization algorithms (Thompson et al., 2002).

Intertidal channels have highly sinuous meander planforms with well-defined point bars and cutbanks.

In these cases the beginning of gestation is usually dated from some well-defined point in the reproductive cycle (e.g., the beginning of the previous menstrual period).

Companies have traditionally used paid-media push marketing at a few well-defined points along the funnel to build awareness, drive consideration, and ultimately inspire purchase.