Newton's three laws of motion suffice for problems involving what Euler dubbed "point-masses".
The population of working age shrank by 2.44m in 2013, having already fallen by several million the year before.This demographic turning-point (dubbed "peak toil") has contributed to a marked slowdown in China's potential rate of growth from the double-digit tempo of yesteryear.
'A nest of pirates' is what the British dubbed Fells Point, back in the days when it was one of the most important shipbuilding centres in the nation.
A little more than 40 years ago, a 195-foot-long barge dubbed the Point Counterpoint II took to the waters, just in time for the country's bicentennial.
The project, dubbed Alameda Point, would bring some 12,000 new residents to the island, and the developer was readying Measure B, a ballot initiative seeking an exemption to the long-standing growth restrictions that give the island its 1950s feel.
During one caffeine break, they agreed that Shwed would lead the company they dubbed Check Point.
They agreed that Shwed would lead the company that they had dubbed Check Point.
In 2006, the site was converted into a mixed-use facility dubbed Toll Point, with Walsall Council among those moving to the site.
These research subjects described moments (dubbed pivot points by the researchers) when mothers made the choice to end exclusive breast-feeding.
Thursday's health care summit could have been dubbed Talking Points-Palooza.
Calgary's last homeless count, officially dubbed a point-in-time (PIT) count, occurred in October 2014 and found a conveniently memorable number of 3,555 people to be staying in emergency shelters, supportive housing, or rough sleeping.
