Sentence examples for brightest points from inspiring English sources

Residential real estate, which has been one of the brightest points of the recovery, suffered.

The lights are among the brightest points now visible at night in the area, astronomers say.

At other moments, circles of light on the floor become the brightest points onstage.

Obviously it's not quite as large as its flagship event I/O earlier this year, but Google's cloud efforts have become one of its brightest points over the past several quarters.

Thus, a novel algorithm is proposed to solve the above mentioned problem in this paper, namely, individually determining the darkest points of the dark fringes and the brightest points of the bright fringes, and fitting these discrete points as close curves through the Bezier curve theory.

Jennifer 8. Lee reported in the New York Times that, "In a retail environment that has been disappointingly moribund this year, the decades-old Muppets may be one of the brightest points this holiday season".

Nothing of the sort has occurred, nor will it.Many conservatives rate Mr Bush's two picks for the court, Mr Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts, as the brightest point of a disappointing presidency.

Similarly, the beginning of the complication, also called the ¼ point, can be considered the brightest point (Lucey, 1996), or at least the point marked by a protagonist taking on her particular quest.

And the brightest point in the data was that the number of daily Snaps viewed rose from around 3.9 billion to 4.6 billion, or 17.9percentt, which vastly outstrips the roughly 7percenttotalal user growth in the same time period.

As the brightest point-like object in the sky, Venus is a commonly misreported "unidentified flying object".

Brightest point projections of the Z-stacks were used for image analysis.