Sentence examples for connects points from inspiring English sources

The Köppen Supan line was devised by the Austrian geographer Alexander Supan (1879) for this purpose and was used by Köppen (1900) as the boundary between the tundra and tree climates in his first climatic classification; it connects points with an average temperature of 10° C (50° F) for the warmest month of the year.

It shows that when the active control only connects points within measurable ones, the delay parameters are all identifiable.

Researchers have shown that, when grown on a map of Japan, the gelatinous, funguslike organism connects points of interest in a pattern similar to Tokyo's train network.

A path that connects points a and b is given by (f(lambda)=lambda a + 1-lambda bb), (lambdain[0,1-lambda b

Another example is a weather map where the continuous dimension of temperature is categorically displayed as regions where the temperature falls within specific values, and contour lines are drawn at the boundaries of those regions so that a contour connects points that have equivalent temperature values (Talman, 1910).

A circuit is a fixed communications line that connects point A to point B. In the old days, this is the way all telephone traffic was carried.

Contours are lines that connect points of equal elevation.

Technical analysts examine charts, draw geometric shapes, connect points and mark off familiar patterns.

A suspension calibration can involve changing the rubber bushings at the connecting points between the suspension and the body.

"Orthogonal lines are "visual rays" helping the viewer's eye to connect points around the edges of the canvas to the vanishing point.

Internal connecting points in the pivot mean the plug can operate when it is opened as normal but also when folded up, enabling international adaptors to be attached.