Sentence examples for defining the point from inspiring English sources
Re "Paternity Debate Divides Net Pioneers" (Nov. 8): In my view, the whole argument revolves around semantics and about defining the point in an evolutionary development at which an "invention" occurs.
We denote by R h the SPR-recovery operator for ∇v and begin by defining the point values of R h v at the element nodes.
To give a few examples, we speak of a commission as defining the boundary between two nations; of the Supreme Court as defining, through its rulings, "person" and "citizen"; of a chemist as discovering the definition of gold, and the lexicographer, that of 'cool'; of a participant in a debate as defining the point at issue; and of a mathematician as laying down the definition of "group".
A non-arbitrary and non-local consensus configuration, defining the point of tangency between shape space and approximating tangent space in the computation of the thin plate splines is computed by the generalized orthogonal least squares Procrustes superimposition procedure [54], [55].
This has led to debate about defining the point at which the extent of variation means that orthodontic treatment is desirable [ 5].
Defining the point at which an internally directed program inquiry becomes publicly shared scholarship can vary across disciplines and/or the institution where the decision is rendered.
The measurement of the hands of a clock is just one of many measures of distance defining the points of start and finish.
Defining the points of contact of the −5 leucine with the kinases and 14-3-3s 14-3-3s 14-3-3smative.
But neither candidate defined the point in Iran's nuclear enrichment that would trigger military action.
WHEN a war such as the one in Iraq turns bad, there is not always a particular moment that defines the point of defeat.
