Sentence examples for being pointed by from inspiring English sources
The robots that are under development can sense, direct and fire dispassionately and are being pointed by people who don't have to worry about being shot at". The introduction of robot forces, he says, "is raising some very difficult issues that the DoD has not thought through, and those are about hearts and minds.
The character's head was drawn at the center of checkboxes and the object which is imagined to being faced was drawn vertically up, being pointed by an arrow from center.
According to the directionality of the connection of a node, we can compute the right and the left largest eigenvector of the adjacency matrix to define the importance of a node in terms of other nodes pointing towards that node, and the importance of a node in terms of other nodes being pointed by the node, respectively.
There is the way being pointed by Obama, characterized by an intensive search for creative ways in which the main players in the conflict are to receive long-desired benefits in return for sacrificing certain -- often self-destructive -- policy platforms and practices.
A new window or tab will open directing you to the item being pointed by the hyperlink.
Responses were pointed by the participant and entered by the experimenter who pressed the corresponding key on the computer keyboard.
(f) Representative images of lungs from mice of groups 2 and 3. Visible tumours are pointed by red arrows.
The observation that LEPR is associated with NAFLD has been pointed by several studies.
