Sentence examples for films points from inspiring English sources

In July 1999 an article in the New York Times asked "Harry who?" Mr Wigram, executive producer of the later films, points out that fantasy was out of fashion at the time ("Lord of the Rings" had not yet appeared).

On the other hand, the thickness of the fabricated films points that the growth increases with the number of bilayers, as it can be checked in Figure 4.

The broad range of electric tunability of organic films points to the universal potential of graphene nanoplatelets, depending on their concentration in an organic dispersion, for a wide spectrum of applications.

The right highlighted region (A) in the differential VB spectra of As x S100-x (x = 40, 45, 50) films points out to the changes of the states in the band gap of the structures.

Recently restored and released by Gagnon's daughter Monika Kin Gagnon, the reemergence of his films points to the ongoing interface between Québécois avant-garde art and politics that can be traced back to the publication of the Refus global (Total Refusal) manifesto by Paul-Émile Borduas in 1948.

The different behavior of relaxation in the GSB region for the neat P3HT and P3HT-PMMA composite films points out in favor of faster planarization of P3HT chains in the composite sample upon photoexcitation; that implies that the chains have already been partly planarized in the ground state, i.e., they have less torsional disorder in the composite film than in the neat P3HT film.

In a popular genre, such films pointed to the moral harms of frontier conquest.

This study is conducted mainly on tetragonal Pb(Zr,Ti O3 thin films (point group symmetry 4 mm).

Her best known films, Point Break and Strange Days, succeeded because they, too, elicited that visceral response; she calls it "experiential".

"Your film points to one area where our work left questions behind," he said.

Anti-Semitism was also strong in the United States, the film points out.