Sentence examples for extending to a point from inspiring English sources

This 4.98 mile section of parkway as part of Route A began at the Bronx River Parkway, extending to a point just north of Jackson Avenue.

Significantly in 2015, the PLA Air Force began flights by Chinese H-6K long-range bombers over the Western Pacific, extending to a point about 600 miles west of Guam.

The skin incision is made in a caudodorsal to cranioventral direction starting about 5 cm ventral to the transverse process of the 5th lumbar vertebra and extending to a point about 5 cm caudal to the costal arch at the level of the transition of the last rib to its costal cartilage (Fig.  5).

Slip occurs in the vicinity of a crack and extends to a point where the differential strain is zero.

This change in the exponents therefore suggests that the correlations shown in the data across small box sizes extend to a point but do not extend across the entire sequence length.

Furthermore, the incisive foramina, openings in the front part of the palate, extend to a point between the first molars, and the palate is short, with its back margin between the third molars.

In some instances, the SROC curve did not extend to a point where sensitivity is equal to specificity.

The line was extended to a point the same distance away at (−3, 0) where the face shape corresponds to an inverted facial form whose shape differences from the norm are exactly opposite to those of the original face.

The rumen, omasum and abomasum were severely dilated; the rumen was in close proximity to the right abdominal wall and the abomasum extended to a point 10 cm cranial to the right stifle.

The possibility of extending to a three-point eighth-order scheme is also included.

Risk curves show that conclusions can be extended to a probabilistic point of view.