Sentence examples for all its points from inspiring English sources

In his early thinking Brouwer had held that that the continuum is presented to intuition as a whole, and that it is impossible to construct all its points as individuals.

Auburn scored all its points in the first half, when it surprised Alabama with several big plays.

In case a provider's performance has declined more than 5%% over the performance year, it receives no points for performance improvement, and loses all its points earned for absolute performance.

Midwood took advantage of Lincoln's mistakes, using a fumbled snap and a blocked punt to score all its points.

Indiana started the fourth quarter on an 8-1 run, with all its points scored by Granger, to take an 82-67 lead.

Ullrich admitted Friday that he had contact with the doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, and said he would not appeal the court's decision, even though he did not agree with all its points.

"Through all its touch points — farmers, machinery, dealers, crop yields, data inputs — Hello Tractor is convening the whole agricultural ecosystem," he said.

"Closed" is a precise term meaning that it contains all its limit points, or accumulation points (the points such that no matter how close one comes to any of them, other points in the figure, or set, will be within that distance).

Nazareth (1-1) scored all of its points on defensive plays in an 18-0 victoverover Far Rockaway.

The production has, after all, made its points about America's toxic worship of capitalist endeavor pretty clear by now.

That is, a curve \ \gamma\) in curved space, which parallel-transports its own tangent vector along all of its points, is called a geodesic curve.