Sentence examples for escaping point from inspiring English sources

The trap depth is the electric potential difference between the potential minimum point and the ion escaping point.

But the testimony of one Afghan driver named Saifullah, the only one of the group to escape, points to religion as a motive.

Although the latest incarnation of al-Qaeda in Iraq is less capable than in previous years of attacking ministries and security installations, its multipronged attack last month on the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Taji, whence some 500 inmates escaped, pointed to a higher level of organisation, funding and perhaps most dangerous of all complicity within Iraq's security forces.

Michele Weldon is an award-winning author of five nonfiction books, including her latest, Escape Points: A Memoir, named an Editors Choice by Booklist in 2015.

There is then no escaping the point that the grounded city needs some kind of land value tax, for reasons which were familiar to radical Edwardians before 1914 but have subsequently been forgotten.

Sometimes the goal is to kill the opposing camp's general, sometimes to kill every soldier on the field and sometimes simply to reach an escape point.

The conductor line width is 25 μm and the space between the lines is 25 μm minimum at an escape point between flip chip pads.

Shephard soon encounters more stranded Marine units in the wreckage of the base, and tries to break through the black operations units to reach an escape point past the facility's storage unit, but meets heavy resistance from both Race X and the black operations units.

Cracks and crevices around window frames are a popular escape point for warm air.

Leeds did emerge victorious with a spirited 2-1 success but Forest fears that Rangers might adopt full party mood and a lackadaisical approach after escaping a points deduction over the Alejandro Faurlin saga proved unfounded.

Collazo, somehow, escaped a point deduction but lost the round – and the fight – anyway.