Sentence examples for central point and from inspiring English sources

With its burst of volumetric rays shooting outward from a central point and dissolving into a roiling, petal-like cloud, it's an awesome sight, but a complicated one.

For confirming that estimation, a 22-experiment augmented by one central point and parallel pretreatments of pre-extracted and non-extracted shells were performed.

And both miss the central point and problem of "The Hunger Games" trilogy: it is a story about a long counterinsurgency campaign, the costs it exacts, its moral traps, and the political use of violence.

The "mechanism" of mechanism design is a specialized game in which participants submit messages to a central point and a rule determines the allocation of resources based on those messages.

These first few poles acted as the keystones of a conical framework that was augmented by some 20 to 30 lighter poles, all leaning toward a central point and tied together a short distance from the top.

Then, taking in the time for transmitting the vote counts to a central point, and so on, maybe we won't know the winner until 9 a.m. on the next day, instead of 11 p.m. on Election Day.

Leaves grow in pairs on opposite sides of the stem and have a palmate structure with sharp central points and symmetric secondary points on each lobe.

Furthermore, the proposed model is scalable and dynamic because it is designed in a fully distributed manner, there are no central points and it evolves over time.

The Daily Mail has said the "belated statements of Ms Harman and her husband – full of pedantry and obfuscation – failed to answer the Mail's central points and deny allegations the Mail has not made".

The effects of pressure (13 27 bar) and temperature (21 49 °C) on permeate flux, oil retention and separation of free fatty acids (FFA) were evaluated by a 22 complete factorial design, with three central points and four axial points.

"The belated statements today of Ms Harman and her husband - full of pedantry and obfuscation - failed to answer the Mail's central points and deny allegations the Mail has not made.