Sentence examples for certain types of points from inspiring English sources

For example, he said, while a loan that carries more than 5percentt of the loan amount in fees and points is automatically considered a "high-cost loan" subject to the act, there are certain types of points that are not automatically included in the 5percentt calculation.

Third, we prove that certain types of stationary points are always dominated, which eases the analytical solution of the problem.

Square says that switching to its chip card reader will reduce liability for certain types of fraud, another point made by the payment card industry in promoting the changeover.

As is the case in various other settings, we are naturally led to the problem of characterizing a certain type of fixed points of the Berezin transform.

However, these techniques do not easily allow the generation of certain types of manipulations such as point mutations.

Some points accumulated will be difficult to reverse, while other points gained and lost by certain types of items work well in combination with point adjustments of other items.

On the other hand, there are certain situations where it is difficult to derive conditions for the existence of fixed points for certain types of nonlinear mappings.

And in Phoenix, American Airlines canceled flights because temperatures were anticipated to reach 120 degrees — beyond the point that certain types of commercial aircraft can function. .

I also was getting somewhat tired of all the wrangling over inconsequential issues with grant and manuscript referees who couldn't, or didn't want to, see the point of doing certain types of research that I considered worthy.

Though this year's gender issue is the first time Ho and Tso have set a specific theme for an issue, they make a point to include certain types of stories every year, including an exploration of a certain diaspora, a feature specifically related to south Asia, and a food feature.

It should be pointed out that certain types of cell death tend to dominate in a given analysis.