Sentence examples for an identifiable point from inspiring English sources

This very warning against reification, though, is explicated into an influential cosmogony appearing at the start of the second chapter of the Huainanzi, which takes each phrase as labeling an identifiable point in a progression of concrete stages.

By erasing any identifiable points of focus, the mind creates ample room to wander as part of the experience of viewing Jeff Elrod's The Brutal World.

It often contains calcifications ("brain sand") which make it an easily identifiable point of reference in X-ray images of the brain.

Because the low-lying wetlands defied Umberto's definition of the origin of the Lualupa, an Anglo-Belgian border commission moved the line further west, to a clearly identifiable point of origin for the river.

To do so requires us to reject two romantic notions: first, that policymakers will ever think like scientists; and second, that there is a clearly identifiable point of decision at which scientists can contribute evidence to make a demonstrable impact.

While proving the 1988–1989 change point is beyond the scope of the current study, the existence of an identifiable inflection point in the autism trend data is important, because it would tend to argue against diffuse intergenerational epigenetic explanations and would suggest instead that the temporal drivers of autism may be fairly specific.

The mesiodistal crown width was measured by a method similar to that described by Benninger et al., from the widest identifiable point on the mesial surface to the widest identifiable point on the distal surface of the incisor crown [13].

There was no identifiable point source for the infections in the hospital or the community.

Study entry was defined as date of first eGFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m because this indicated the earliest identifiable point of the incident CKD occurrence and represents the earliest point at which a clinician could have observed an abnormality of renal function.

This study shows that, at the earliest identifiable point in eukaryotic evolution, the so-called last eukaryotic common ancestor (LECA) [ 7], there was already a remarkably large number of different Rabs.

The parameter p k of the model (1) is called locally at-a-point identifiable at the point p* if there exists a neighborhood such that for all, equations (5) imply equation (6).