Sentence examples for diamond points from inspiring English sources

Diamond points out that the Easter Islanders did not practice, so far as we know, a uniquely pathological version of South Pacific culture.

In his book, Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, Jared Diamond points out that the most environmentally stressed places in the world are the most likely to have conflicts, which then generate refugees.

In his report, The Price of Law, Mr Diamond points out that in the US, partners in the top 14 firms averaged an hourly rate of $980 £6711) – while the leading UK firms were billing roughly the same numbers, but in sterling.

In lecture No. 20, Professor Diamond points out the structures of the nose on both a drawing of the skull and an X-ray, suggesting how it sits in three dimensions and how the shapes of the sinuses, palate and tonsils interact with one another.

Similarly, odds ratios in purple with diamond points are associated with students being less likely to respond that there was enough time.

Confidence intervals that do not overlap one (shown in purple with diamond points) indicate the factor has a statistically significant association with instructor OTL reports at the.10 significance level.

The Rev. Kaaren Anderson, a Unitarian Universalist minister, performed the ceremony at the Diamond Point Community Church in Diamond Point, N.Y.

Between the new luxury condominiums rising in Diamond Point and the vintage modernist villas in Las Brisas, a necklace of sleek new restaurants, fashionable nightclubs and designer hotels is drawing the glitterati back to the city's azure shores.

Conventionally, plate glass (soda lime glass) is cut by a diamond point tool or a diamond wheel.

The roughness of the cut surfaces using the hot air jet and the diamond point tool is compared.

The coating/substrate adhesion was evaluated by the micro-scratch test, with the value of best critical load occurring at approximately 12 N against a Rockwell C diamond point.