Sentence examples for components point to from inspiring English sources

The north (N) and east (E) components point to the north and east directions, respectively.

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These components point to a more iPad mini-like shape, with four strips of plastic seemingly running across the back of the device.

The format of the terracotta portion, with separate and interlocking components, points to the bronze pieces Marisol would cast in 1959.

In general, the compensation of amplitudes of two components points to the application of an inadequate model.

Differences in the external part of the vertical geomagnetic component point to the existence of local inhomogeneities in the magnetosphere or the ionosphere.

While the DC component has direct physical interpretation in terms of shear faulting, the CLVD component points to possible complexity of the faulting (e.g., Frohlich 1994).

In contrast, satellite data are typically provided in a geocentric frame (e.g. B C is the magnetic field component pointing to the centre of the Earth) with position in geographic spherical coordinates (radius, co-latitude and longitude).

The presence of such a leading component points to a common behavior relative to both the different networks and different proteins and corresponds to the shape of the curve describing the reach of the attractor (Figure 9, panel a).

Complemented with the previous phylogeographic information obtained from complete sequences, it seems that the Levant component points to maritime contacts from the Neolithic onwards.

For example, in a 2-D plane, if a component points to the left or downwards, it is given a negative sign.