Sentence examples for foremost points from inspiring English sources

Some foremost points of concern in river management near hydraulic structures are transport, spreading and mixing of suspended matter and pollutants, transport of sediment and the associated erosion and deposition phenomena.

Bow wave, progressive disturbance propagated through a fluid such as water or air as the result of displacement by the foremost point of an object moving through it at a speed greater than the speed of a wave moving across the water.

A posterior one was made at the foremost point of articular eminence while an anterior one was made at 15 mm in front of the posterior line.

It starts to expand after reaching the foremost point of the leading edge and then bursts, resulting in flow turbulence and stall.

Alex Salmond will debate with lots of people between now and the referendum, but the first and foremost point here is that there should be that debate between the first minister and the prime minister".

It is, however, plausible they may use the Thousand Oaks fire to prove the foremost point.

We measured the head length as the distance between the foremost point of the snout and the rearmost point along the operculum using a scale photographed in the background of the images.

First and foremost, it points to the inherent danger of approaching business negotiations with strong negative emotions.

Frank Bruni replies: The first and foremost critical point I make in my review of David Brock's book is that his credibility is questionable.

First and foremost, Shuttleworth pointed out that the support schedule for 12.04 has been extended from three to five years on the desktop.

Heavy metal stress has become a foremost focal point due to the increased environmental pollution.