Sentence examples for each of those points from inspiring English sources

It may be a mistake to talk about intelligence per se, but each of those points on a network needs to have enough behavior that they will self assemble into a large and scalable network.

What are some important leadership lessons for you? A. I've learned that when you go from being an individual contributor to being a leader of a small group of 5 to 10 people, to leading 100 people, to leading 1,000 people, to leading 10,000 people, the nature of your job changes at each of those points.

The map below colors each of those points by the most common language of news coverage mentioning it (via the 65 languages GDELT currently translates from).

For each of those points, thereafter enumerated, we provide some initial directions that could be further investigated by the research community and the industry.

Each of those points is interesting, saying much about what politicians think of the secondary market.

Every single thing we do online today serves as a data point, and each of those points combine to create a detailed representation of an online consumer.

Each of these points has some merit.

Individually, each of these points is unobjectionable.

The individual patient's endocrine data, calcium and albumin concentrations at various time points with changes in fluid balance at each of those time points are supplied in a table form and available in Additional file 1.

Please confirm all the data points that the app was collecting from users, and what each of those data points was being used for.

Yet take each of those three points in turn and it's evident that none in itself is a panacea.