Sentence examples for determined a point from inspiring English sources
"We haven't really determined a point where the 'h' went to a 'j', " said Steve Bloom, the former editor of High Times magazine.
The relationships between one category of respondents (intensivists or pulmonologists) and their responses to the questionnaires determined a point of which the coordinates depend of the direction and strength of the association.
For dose response characterization, we applied benchmark-dose modeling to human data and determined a point of departure (the 95% lower confidence limit for 5% inhibition of iodide uptake) of 0.0037 mg/kg/day.
This study determined a point-prevalence and genetic profiles of ESBL-producing isolates among members of the family Enterobacteriaceae in Lagos State University Teaching Hospital Ikeja, Nigeria.
In the projective geometry of the plane, the words "point" and "line" can be interchanged, giving for example the dual statements: "Two points determine a line" and "Two lines determine a point".
Among the most significant of these attributes is "tip cross-sectional area" (TCSA) because it determines a point's efficiency in penetrating an animal.
The Court of Appeals had no authority to depart from the statutory language and, by a balancing of court-devised factors, determine a point at which an EIS Should be prepared.
These parameters are then used to derive a method for determining a point on the normalised PI curve for elastic, rigid plastic and elastic plastic hardening structural members.
In the projective geometry of the plane, the words "point" and "line" can be interchanged, giving for example the dual statements: "Two points determine a line" and "Two lines determine a point". This last statement, sometimes false in Euclidean geometry, is always true in projective geometry because the axioms do not allow for parallel lines.
Under this condition, it is beneficial to determine a point (a_{0} in A ) such that (d(a_{0}, Ta_{0}) ) is minimal.
Furthermore, one can reconstruct the return map f from the shift on the sequences: ( τ 1, …, τ n ) determines a point on Λ ∩ Σ and ( τ 2, …, τ n + 1 ) determines its image.
