Sentence examples for apart from the point of from inspiring English sources

As the shell structures will be positioned only a few centimetres apart from the point of particle collision, an ultra-light weight component design with extremely tight geometrical tolerances, applying composite materials with extreme stiffness and high radiation hardness is stipulated.

Apart from the point of care C reactive protein tests the general practitioners decided on investigations and treatment according to their usual practice.

The position of GRS 1915 + 105 is approximately 1.7 deg apart from the nearest point of SGRs 2 sigma error box, obtained by the VENERA/KONUS experiment (E. Mazets, private communication).

Apart from that, transparency is also required from the point of view of public accountability [ 4, 5].

Apart from the key points of interfacing and programming of the robot arm and the needle-punching apparatus, the major practical challenges are in ensuring the surface smooth and even of the needle-punched preform.

From the point of view of psychological mechanisms, more work is needed to tease apart these two potential contributions.

The Bible tells a story of power, violence, and conquest, but and this sets the Bible apart it tells that story from the point of view of the victims of power, not the possessors of power.

Further research should also be carried out to determine if non-medical costs in terms of transportation, meals, etc., affect health seeking among the population, apart from removing payments at the point of service use.

But apart from hypocrisy, isn't the point of the gospel, precisely, that we belong to God and each other, because of the faithfulness of Jesus Christ, and not because of our respective moral standings, let alone the moral opinions that we adopt on the controversy du jour?

The regular FT analysis based on computing the AR of the best fitted ellipse provides a value of 0.15 for Fig. 3(a) and a dominant direction of the lamellae of ~30° (90° apart from the set of points of the FT image of Fig. 3(d)).

Then there's the outdoor deck itself, which is, apart from its size, reassuringly old-fashioned, to the point of having shuffleboard courts.