Sentence examples for class point from inspiring English sources

Ted Sizer, former headmaster of Phillips Academy at Andover, Mass., and a leader of the the Coalition of Central Schools, a school reform movement, said successes like Ms. Steckel's class point to the importance of small classes that emphasize teamwork.

This paper describes some alternative methods based on time-frequency distributions from a Cohen's class point of view.

This paper describes some algoritluns to estimate the spectral response of a signal based on timefrequency distributions from a Cohen's class point of view.

β-HMX crystallizes in the space group P21/n which is a subset of the Laué class point group 2/m.

I'm not one for elaborate conspiracy theories, but even the most simplistic divide and conquer analysis suggests that, from a ruling class point of view, everyone – people of all races, backgrounds or football allegiance – getting along like that wasn't something that could be entertained for too long.

When they opened them, they were the only two in the class pointing at their elbows.

"Someone has to be the youngest in class," pointed out Susan Messina, a 46-year-old mother in Washington.

As Steve Hart, chairman of the think-tank Class, pointed out: "It is absurd that the UK government is selling off the Eurostar when it is profitable.

But Kim's experience with males, like that of the other women in the class, pointed toward a more complex calculation.

For instance, they used to have a blackboard and now they have an interactive whiteboard – but they still stand in front of the class pointing to it as if it was their old blackboard".

And, while we always like traffic-driving fights at TechCrunch, I give Maples class points for not taking pot shots at competitors, saying "I try really hard not to comment on how other people do their job".