Sentence examples for central point from which from inspiring English sources

Monmouth Street is divided in two by Seven Dials, the famous central point from which a number of streets emanate like arms from a starfish.

Carbon in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide is almost the smallest reservoir considered in this tabulation, but it is the central point from which processes of the biogeochemical cycle have distributed carbon throughout Earth's history.

Without casting doubt on the integrity of C.E.S. in any way, nonetheless, the possibility exists that an unauthorized person may gain access to the central point from which these programs are distributed and alter them.

For the ancient Greeks, the grave marker (a mound of earth or a stone) was the earth altar upon which sacrifices to the dead were made and, like other earth altars, it was called the omphalos, "the navel" of the earth i.e., the central point from which terrestrial life originated.

Seven routes met at Eleutheropolis, and Eusebius, in his Onomasticon, uses the Roman milestones indicating the city as a central point from which the distances of other towns were measured.

However, participants could notify the clinic and arrange for a pickup and drop off service to a central point from which they could catch public taxis and busses.

A central distribution point from which to fulfill orders is also key, helping Staples use the Web to lower its average cost per sale.

Shanghai's position at the mouth of the Yangtze River enables entrepreneurs to reach a market of 100 million, 13.2 milion in the city itself, and provides them with a central vantage point from which to penetrate the rest of China.

Each trial was initiated by the experimenter after a short interval allowing participants to re-orient to a central fixation point, from which the movement started.

Thus, SAS-5 assemblies create a seeding point from which the SAS-6 oligomer forms (C ); the first step in creating the C. elegans central tube.

The three Agitos circle a central point, which is a symbol for the athletes congregating from all points of the globe.