Sentence examples for formula point from inspiring English sources

The statement rejected the American formula point by point.

It is a formula pointing to a generational shift taking place in gospel -- one that is stirring debate among many of his viewers.

Taylor's formula pointed toward Newton's original goal the general study of functions by power series but the actual meaning of this goal awaited clarification of the function concept.

Two alternative elasticity measures avoid or minimise these shortcomings of the basic elasticity formula: point-price elasticity and arc elasticity.

A westernised medical application of acupuncture involves the use of acupuncture using trigger points, segmental points and commonly used formula points.

Finally, as we will show below, by contextualizing the Zsyntax operators (point 4), or its derivability relation (point 5), or also its formulas (point 6), a number of relevant biological features can be represented and/or disambiguated.

And while Boucher seems obsessed with the sheer math and magic of what makes the best pop songs pop, Art Angels sounds like a person sharing the raw ingredients and data of those spells and formulas, pointing to the best parts of everything she's ever cared about.

When challenged she has responded with the formula "I point to the increase in autism and I point to the internet.

In a short formula: the point is to liberate the concept of smart city from its ideological horizon of meaning.

The child pleads for milk for the baby, and the tourists are taken inside the shop where a can of infant formula is pointed out.

It explained Jerry Seinfeld's comedic formula of pointing out the outrageous things (violation) in everyday life (benign), and Sarah Silverman's hilarious habit of rendering off-color topics (violation) harmless (benign) in her standup routines.