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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolute point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a definitive or unchanging reference or position, often in philosophical or scientific discussions.
Example: "In the debate about morality, some argue that there is no absolute point of right and wrong."
Alternatives: "fixed point" or "definitive position".
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"The absolute point of the Co-op is to be different – why make it a plc?
"The absolute point of the Co-op is to be different," declared new-ish group chief executive Euan Sutherland in an interview with this paper last month.
The ileum is the remaining three-fifths of the small intestine, though there is no absolute point at which the jejunum ends and the ileum begins.
Gravimeter also was calibrated to the gravity absolute point.
While many will point to primitive projects by researchers at MIT and Stanford, I feel the history books will note Sirious Margaritas as the absolute point when man and machine will truly live in symbiosis.
Unfortunately, non-parametric tests do not have well defined sample effect sizes and so it is not possible to use them as an absolute point of comparison that is independent of sample size.
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The former is defined by methods that use absolute point-to-point distance estimates (range) or angle estimates for computing locations.
We use ranges as opposed to absolute points.
The patent in question, U.S. Patent Number 7,796,116, is titled "Electronic equipment for handheld vision based absolute pointing system".
A unital embedded in PG 2,q2) is Hermitian if its points and blocks are the absolute points and non-absolute lines of a unitary polarity of PG 2,q2).
Gravimeters were calibrated to the 2 gravity absolute points that have calibration distance about 20 to 30 km.
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