Sentence examples for blind points from inspiring English sources

People negotiate their way around how a human mind works and find blind points.

A random back off-based scheme is introduced to avoid blind points, which may appear when two neighboring nodes expect each other's sponsoring.

Help them out of their blind points related to your discourse.

As Blind pointed out afterwards, they were also missing 14 of their regular players.

Mr. Paterson, who is legally blind, pointed to his disability to emphasize that he would not easily give up.

The Frelinghuysen has two distinctive features: a garden for people with "special needs," which was wheelchair-friendly but disappointingly small and spare, and a Braille nature trail, whose signs for the blind point out tree varieties, for example.

Specifically, the images were deconvolved using 10 iterations with settings of medium noise, and a blind point spread function.

A New York Times article published last month called the lack of representation of minorities on most catwalks "fashion's blind spot" and pointed out some shocking statistics: 82.7% of models at New York's most recent fashion week were white, while Céline – that most beloved of brands – hasn't used a black model on the catwalk since Phoebe Philo was appointed as creative director in 2009.

Traditionally, the surgeon stands on the patient's right and the right inner edge of the myometrial incision could be a blind spot; this point has never been discussed before.

It's an evocation with a blind spot that Obama pointed out: when Putnam was growing up, there were common institutions and common goods, shared by all — except black people.

But Mr Ho was feted by President Joseph Estrada, who is himself no stranger to the tables.In this section The church at bay A blind seer points the way An alternative in Malaysia Enter the queen's knight Nerd world war China's happy traveller ReprintsElsewhere, the church has been unsuccessful in its role as the guardian of Filipinos' morals.