The transition opportunities themselves serve as a source of easy points, but also of further advantage — which the Spurs then exploit more persistently and effectively than just about any other team in the league.
And as a young pitcher, he said he appreciated having Santana as a source of wisdom and reference point for his own work.
The symbol of most ills is seen to be London; viewed by many outside not as a source of pride, or a rallying point for the nation's prosperity and aspirations, but instead as the enemy.
When social media are used as a dual-purpose communication outlet, as outreach and information sharing for the public, and as a way to share papers and findings with colleagues, social media can serve as a source of inspiration and as a point of contact for researchers.
Furthermore, the entire concept of point mutations as a source of genetic variation and novelty has no meaning within our contemporary understanding of genomic complexity.
Thus, heavy atom irradiated NPs can be seen as a source of free reactive radicals, as pointed out by Carter et al. (2007) and also as a vehicle of direct damage as proposed by Sanche group (Brun et al. 2009).
In common with its neighbours Kuwait is described as a "source of funds and a key transit point" for al-Qaida and other militant groups.
If it doesn't even function as a source of basic information, what's the point?" The #noreceiptnoreview initiative was launched by undercover British food inspector "Tom" (@EaterWriter on Twitter) in a quest for greater transparency.
Sometimes students still look to me as a source of information or authority, even on points of interpretation, and that's fine.
One asked if they trusted the New Jersey State Department of Environmental Protection as a source of information about environmental problems (four-point scale from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree").
