More than nearly any car I can name, the MP4-12C is an expression of a particular point of view, with McLaren's engineering-driven perfectionism represented in its every nut and bolt.
Lekhnitskii (1981) concluded the analytic function expression of any point of the medium.
Who ever told anyone that they read a book in order to find themselves?" Speaking at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, Jacobson said that the reader needed a "strong stomach" and ought to be able to withstand the "expression of an ugly point of view" in a book.
The result shows that the normal mode field of a directional radiator can be obtained by supplementing the normal mode expression of an omnidirectional point source with the directional excitation function, which is dependent on the position and directivity of the radiator.
But that's the price we must pay for freedom of expression (a point made endlessly in the aftermath of the massacre of Charlie Hebdo's cartoonists).
The story of the horndog scientist (Bill Murray) who, failing to seduce a young female subject during an experiment, devotes himself with particular zeal to the needs of a client (Sigourney Weaver) whom he wants to seduce isn't the expression of a director's point of view but, rather, the reflection of the unchallenged and unspoken assumptions of a place, a time, and, above all, a milieu.
Sherry Turkle, a psychologist and the director of the M.I.T. Initiative on Technology and Self, sees the glass towers as expressions of "a turning point in form".
He's also the very model of concise expression when a point demands it.
(II) Due to relative rigidity of the nose to expression changes, a point in the nose neighborhood was assigned to be the origin of the communal coordinate system; this point was given by the 16th point of the subset matrix, that is ß(16,:).
