Sentence examples for any specific point from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we investigated whether egg-laying is coupled to any specific point during the calcium transient.

It's easy to see how this could happen, and hard to see precisely why the process would slow down or reverse at any specific point.

On short timescales (months), as expected, the greatest sensitivities are to local disturbances, but as the timescales extend back to a decade and longer, the region of influence expands to occupy much of the Atlantic basin and significant areas of the global ocean, although the influence of any specific point or small area tends to be quite weak.

To spread over the widest area, the radioactive material would have to be in powder form, but dispersing it over a wide area would mean that the amount of radioactivity at any specific point could be too low to cause any harm.

Using the above calculated wind atlas or one obtained from another source (e.g., European Wind Atlas), it allows to estimate the wind climate at any specific point.

One objection to this view of reality is that, if the world is self-generating and without any specific point or moment of origin, if we are truly relational and thus ultimately intergenerational beings, and if experience is karmically-conditioned, how is enlightenment or liberation from conflict, trouble and suffering possible?

On race, Mr. Stoneman said, "we don't give any specific points in the process, but certainly it's one of any number of factors we consider".

"Please let me know if you have any specific points you want covered or that you would prefer to downplay," he wrote in January 2007, before President Bush went on TV to describe the surge strategy in Iraq.

One example: a retired Marine colonel and Fox News analyst asked his Pentagon contact to "please let me know if you have any specific points you want covered or that you would prefer to downplay".

Although the researchers emphasized that the study did not set out to prove any specific points about media consumption, much of the data is "actually quite comforting" for the television industry, Mr. Wakshlag said.

Mr. Hunter declined to discuss any specific points raised by Mr. Thomas, but said in an interview, "It is improper in my judgment for a cop to be talking about confidential information in an ongoing case".