Sentence examples for distinct points of flow from inspiring English sources

Locations of trail braiding often occur at stream crossings or other distinct points of flow concentration, such as hollows or groundwater-fed wetlands that are more prone to soil erosion and permafrost degradation, potentially initiating surface-water channels susceptible to headward erosion and the local expansion of drainage density (Dietrich and Dunne 1993); (Knighton 1998).

That's why Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue stores have such distinct points of view.

We say that separates points of, if whenever and are distinct points of then for some.

Bitensor is a mathematical object that is defined in two distinct points of a manifold.

Most of them had very distinct points of view, and I thought the drawing was very good.

A distinct point of the current model is the inclusion of the stages (No. scars).

A lot of designers offer a distinct point of view.

The black woman's "butt" has been considered a distinct point of fascination for centuries.

Like her hero, Martha Stewart, Banks wants, most of all, for her name to immediately suggest a distinct point of view.

She has a distinct point of view, a refreshingly not-fashionable one — she salutes Sunday-school virtues!

Any piece of documentary theater expresses a distinct point of view by definition.