Sentence examples for all of its points from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Baggett kicked six field goals to give the National team all of its points in an 18-17 victoverover the American on Saturday at StubHub Center.

Each node employs a separate radio for all of its point-to-point links.

A set (mathcal{S}subseteq mathbb{X}) is affine if it contains all binomial affine combinations of its points.

Many of its points could use elaboration.

But when you look at China, you need to see it as a whole, with all of its good points and bad points.

Definition 5 A point p in a generalized metric space X is said to be an accumulation point of a subset E of X if some infinite Cauchy sequence in E converges to p. A set E in X is said to be closed if it contains all of its accumulation points.

It has lost all of its championship points so far this season and will be not be allowed any more, meaning that its remaining 20 matches are dead rubbers.

Toulouse did not succeed in crossing the Biarritz line, but scored all of its 21 points from kicks.

For all of its laudable points, the app is irritatingly buggy, one instance being its tendency to revert text back to the app's default font and size seemingly at random.