Sentence examples for defined point from inspiring English sources
"Those people are right, but only up to a clearly defined point.
The phrase refers to a vaguely defined point beyond which Iran could potentially produce weapon fuel without fear of an air attack that could wipe out its facilities.
For some schools there's a catchment area with a defined border, for others it depends on how close you live to the school gates, headteacher's study or some other defined point – check before you move house.
Others said the bill's language, which bans any procedure in which a physician delivers a living fetus to a defined point for the "purpose of performing an overt act that the person knows will kill" the fetus is too broad and could ban other common abortion procedures.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak has long spoken of a "zone of immunity," meaning a vaguely defined point beyond which Iran could potentially produce weapon fuel deep underground in a center immune to an attack by Israel, given its relatively limited military capabilities.
Theyre at a defined point where they can choose one or the other.
This formula is also used to calculate Pob at a defined point of in water wells.
The levator hiatus was also measured on a group of similar-appearing slices rotated slightly around a defined point.
And the reason I like it so much is that, right from the start, it had a clearly defined point-of-view.
In these cases the beginning of gestation is usually dated from some well-defined point in the reproductive cycle (e.g., the beginning of the previous menstrual period).
This was partly because beards made a remarkable fashion transition in that time: becoming a surprisingly hip accessory, achieving momentary ubiquity, and then passing an ill-defined point commonly known as "peak beard".
