Sentence examples for equivalent points from inspiring English sources

alloys which show SRO maxima at 1120 and equivalent points in the reciprocal space.

I had a B in psychology, a C in English literature and a D in history, and I needed the equivalent points to two Bs and a C.

"The statistics show quite clearly that young people are turning out much less than previously and it's a worse problem than at the equivalent points in previous generations," she said.

Moreover, inflation in Spain and Italy still tends to be about a percentage point higher than in Germany and France at equivalent points in the business cycle, according to Robert Prior-Wandesforde, an economist at HSBC James Capel, a British investment bank.

Such representation of crystal structures may be described as a graph with topologically equivalent points.

The similarity matrix should take into account only the correspondences that are, in fact, between two equivalent points.

At an equivalent point last year, the fund had received $4,015,217.81.

At the equivalent point last season, they led the East.

First the equivalent point source position is defined for an arbitrary distribution of acoustic sources.

Ah, terroir, that French word with no real English equivalent, pointing to the qualities of a place: the soil, climate, exposure to the sun, the human touch.

It seems to me that we are at an equivalent point in history to the birth of the long-playing record.