Sentence examples for becomes a point in from inspiring English sources

Each restaurant becomes a point in an abstract space in which nearness is a measure of similarity.

Lennon overdubbed the opening scream, and double-tracked some of the words "so roughly that its careless spontaneity becomes a point in itself".

He has an amusing, avuncular side which appeals to the older viewer, but he also happens to be gay, which has finally become a point in one's favour in the contemporary media world.

Does become a point in history where it's actually stifle ling innovation.

In other words, each sample j becomes a point V j) in the l-dimensional feature space ℝ l.

"He's become a point guard in the way we play".

Green's play became a point of contention in the second half.

The PLCAA has become a point of contention in the Democratic presidential primary.

Sikh traditions have become a point of contestation in the armed forces as well.

The Iconoclastic Controversy of the 8th and 9th centuries also became a point of contention in the Western Church.

Asimco's China operations became a point of contention in bankruptcy proceedings that accompanied the closing of the Michigan plants.