"We don't see this as being principal point of contact to the head.
We recently reached the absurd situation where reports about the reintroduction of border controls between Denmark and Sweden referred viewers and listeners to The Bridge as their principal point of orientation.
Rooney had little joy against Newcastle's centre-halves, Fabricio Colocinni and Steven Taylor, both of whom were excellent, and was eventually moved back into his old No 10 role so Javier Hernández could take over as the principal point of attack.
The intrinsic matrix of size contains the pixel coordinates of the image center, also known as the principal point, the scaling factor, which defines the number of pixels per unit distance in image coordinates, and the source-to-image distance SID, also known as the focal length, f of the C-arm (in meters).
However, our data show that at mid-stage meiosis, gluconeogenesis and glucose assimilation occur in parallel and identify F6P as the principal point in the metabolic network where glycogen and acetate-derived carbon fluxes converge.
Although the cartilage lesions were graded by a highly-experienced arthroscopic surgeon (MK), these grades are still subjective and therefore stand as the principal point of critique in our study.
On the one side, we find theorists who view a constitution as foundational law whose principal point is to fix a long-standing framework within which legislative, executive and judicial powers are to be exercised by the various branches of government.
As Brown notes: The principal point, however, on which the counsel relied, and which he hoped to establish, was that the Tonawandas were not bound by the Treaties, because the chiefs there protested against and refused to sign them.
Yet his principal point holds.
All principal points of IGT instruction were adopted and are listed as follows: " 1.
