Sentence examples for farther points from inspiring English sources
L p is the most distant one from each two continuous farther points of p area.
To achieve a better and more accurate summarization of training patterns in this mode, it may be practical to use farther points in the neighborhood of fracture cells inside each pattern.
Their WCL scheme aims to improve localization accuracy by assigning greater weight to those points which are estimated to be closer to the target and less weight to the farther points.
Focus your awareness out into the farther points of your body, and by doing so, eliminate that awareness.
Then everyone walked over to a farther point in the field where the statue would be unveiled.
CP n means the closer point from video viewer's vision on the nth vanishing line, and FP n means the farther point.
If there are two points at different distances from the observer that project to the same retinal location, a translation of the observer results in the closer point having larger retinal velocity than the farther point (assuming the eyes remain still).
At time TR, the response point at θ = θR, spermatozoa with the faster swimming velocity will reach the farther point in a constant delay time of latency, TR TS; thus, the relation can be expresses by the equation: (1) By calculating the slope and y-intercept of the regression line of correlation of ω versus θR, we can determine TR TS and θS, respectively.
After 5 min sonication, the sample (600 μL) was placed in a cylindrical probe (4 mm ID × 4 cm height); an optical probe (OptiSens Instruments) is immersed to the geometrical center of the colloidal suspension to record the temperature in the farther point from the thermal exchanges at the surface.
It is possible to desensitize a farther point in your tongue without first treating a spot toward the front, and this isn't what you're trying to achieve.
The area from point E on the pelvic brim to point F was the "dangerous zone;" the area farther than point G to the obturator canal was within the "safe zone".
