Sentence examples for dropping point from inspiring English sources
noun
Temperature at which a grease passes from a semi-solid to liquid state under specific test conditions.
Once the principal dropping point in the British Isles for American tobacco and cotton during the 17th and 18th centuries, Glasgow was later known for its lynchpin role in the Industrial Revolution.
The results of dropping point, penetration, dynamic viscosity, corrosion inhibition, evaporation loss, total acid number and oil separation for the prepared grease under investigation are mostly the same compared with the imported grease.
The physicochemical properties investigated were the solid fat content (SFC), the dropping point (DP), and the texture (hardness) at these two temperatures.
It was the perfect environment for Bonnaroo's Dropping Point -- the point at which Bonnaroo gently lifts you and then not-so-gently drops you into the festival, typically spearheaded by the Friday night, headlining act.
We are all dropping points".
"They might start dropping points when their focus switches to Europe," said Gourcuff, somewhat unconvincingly.
Dropping points to the Union, even at PPL Park, just isn't going to fly.
During their unproductive period earlier, Rangers were similarly afflicted, dropping points to St Mirren and Motherwell.
"I have to rotate until the Napoli game without dropping points in the league".
Falkirk's Championship title chances are hanging by a thread after dropping points against relegated Morton.
"No-one seems to be dropping points in and around us," said Sherwood.
