Sentence examples for entails points from inspiring English sources

He broke off your engagement, it's true, but the fact that he has stopped to think so carefully about what marriage entails points to how seriously he takes the possibility of devoting his life to someone.

The proposed TS sensing platform is formulated in the frequency domain, and entails point-wise interrogation of the subsurface volume by infinitesimal fissures endowed with interfacial stiffness.

This entails a point-and-click setup process in which an affiliate chooses a theme, tweaks appearances, and loads features such as photos, videos, groups, and blogging.

Long part of traditional Chinese medicine, "auricular therapy," as it is called, entails stimulating key points of the outer ear (corresponding to body parts and functions) with seeds or needles as in traditional acupuncture.

Suppose that λ 0 < + ∞, Theorem 1.3 shows that the plane x n = 2 λ 0 entails the symmetric points of the boundary ∂ R + n with respect to the plane T λ 0, and we derive u ( x ) = 0 and v ( x ) = 0 when x is on the plane x n = 2 λ 0. This contradicts the pair of positive solutions ( u ( x ), v ( x ) ) of (1.4), thus λ 0 = + ∞.

Each penalty point entails the reduction of a 30% discount on the driver's car insurance premium, which therefore produced the name, Pay as You Speed.

You can earn these chips by working — which simply entails clicking on exclamation points that pop up around co-workers' heads — or you can earn them by accumulating randomly generated "Why you got fired" cards, which proves to be the only easy part of the game: "You got fired because you didn't take work from your boss"; "You're too sick to work"; "You were fired because you worked too hard".

In general, the value of residual error is determined as an indicator of the quality of photogrammetry modeling which entails manually matching feature points on the object.

For reliability problems entailing multiple design points, failure probability can be estimated by the multi-point first-order reliability method (FORM), which gives the probability of the union of approximate events.

"I was asked whether I would be interested in the Sri Lanka coaching position and I said: 'I'm happy to hear what the job entails.' Since that point – about seven weeks ago – I've not spoken to anyone from Sri Lanka cricket.

That actual language behavior commits us to a linguistic dào-type, but it's not clear what the commitment entails at this choice point.