Sentence examples similar to any tangential point from inspiring English sources

There was a tangential point to make about our societal idiocy when it comes to quick-fix-weight-loss-by-any-means, and I made it.

Mullan's usage brings up a tangential point: Britons use homeliness for what we would call homeyness.

The Telegraph also raised a tangential point that struck a couple of other papers about the "shadowy and allegedly independent body" known as the Honours Forfeiture Committee.

This may seem a tangential point, but in fact, I think it's at the heart of what I'm saying, and why you find it so hard to swallow.

First, the three-dimensional Green's function for a tangential point force on the surface of coated structure combined with orthotropic piezoelectric coating and orthotropic elastic substrate is presented in the form of elementary functions based on the general solution method.

The 0.08° difference in the orientation yields a 2.9-km difference at a tangential point of 90 km in altitude.

Each symbol in Fig. 6 corresponds to a single sounding taken over a tangential point within 200 km of 48°N, 145°E for each swath.

Again, she was stressing her record on a tangential point and either confusing the facts or getting them simply wrong in answer to a focused question from an experienced TV journalist.

It proposes an optimal combination of calculating the tangential point amount and skip point amount to make the pattern distribution even and keep the minimal adjusting angle.

For the straight cup side, both the experimental and the FEM simulation results showed that the higher radial stress was at the upper tangential point of the punch.

The S-elbow overall winding pattern plan and simulation module are designed to verify the combined winding pattern design method and the calculation algorithm of the tangential point amount and skip point amount.