Sentence examples for breakdown of point from inspiring English sources
The suggested explanations regarding the reported deviation of the energy transfer process between metal nanoparticles and organic donors from the conventional FRET process are attributed to the breakdown of point dipole approximations, insufficient orientation averaging during the lifetime of the donor, and excitation of electron-hole (e-h) pairs in the nanoparticles [ 10– 16, 16].
Cubism, for example, posits a breakdown of single-point perspective and the Cartesian philosophy underlying it.
After last week's ABC debate debacle, John Harris and Jim Vandehei have proclaimed that journalists are enabling the so-called Obama Phenomenon, citing in their Politico story the breakdown of objective points of view, the rise of the agenda-driven liberal blogosphere, and coverage of the ideal politics versus the real as the reasons for this so-called ethical breach.
The service has also posted a more formal breakdown of how the point scoring system works.
"While headline growth looks fine, the breakdown of the figures points to overall weakness in the economy.
The list below gives a breakdown of the key points: Temperature "The increase in global temperature should be below two degrees".
But what did we learn about her intentions for the UK? From Brexit to the NHS, here's the point-by-point breakdown of the PM's plans.
Don't expect to get a point-by-point breakdown of your lender's underwriting criteria, but feel free to ask for an overview of how you'll be evaluated.
While she did, a document entitled "Response to Lillian [sic] Greenwood's 'speech to Nottingham South Labour Party Members'" was passed around the hall, presenting a point-by-point breakdown of why the elected MP was wrong to address her concerns about the Leader to her constituents, 'debunking' the facts behind her claims.
Herbert Lom, as the series became progressively more ridiculous, became more skilled at portraying Dreyfus's delectable moment of breakdown – the point where he acknowledges the overwhelming, almost metaphysical agent of chaos arraigned against him: Clouseau.
