Sentence examples for from a particular point from inspiring English sources

Why does a circle represent all the equidistant locations from a particular point?

3. Write outlines and deliver presentations about outsourcing from a particular point of view.

"You might see your militia being lured away from a particular point by a troop unit that's coming up, so you can tell them to stand their ground.

This is the self-preserving, or selfish, version of everlasting life, in which we seek to be absolutely sure that immortality preserves a sense of ourselves, operating from a particular point of view.

Both a prosecutor and a defense attorney must speak honestly, but each is understood to speak from a particular point of view, not to offer a panoramic account of the case.

It always stemmed from a particular point at the fronto-parietal region, and then moved backwards along a linear arc to the parieto-occipital region.

Information from subjects withdrawing from the study will be incorporated by calculating Kaplan-Meier rates of freedom from symptoms/disorder at a particular point in time using survival analysis methods.

Lifetime prevalence for low back pain is for example 58 84% and the point prevalence, i.e. proportion of people suffering from back pain at a particular point of time, is 4 33% [ 1].

"Thomas is living proof and a daily reminder that not everyone from a particular background has a particular point of view," said David J. Garrow, a historian at Cambridge University, in England.

Below are edited excerpts from the conversation: Was there a particular point in the development of the fifth edition when you decided to write this book?

"The academy and science and all sorts of intellectuals are under siege from an administration that has a particular point of view politically, and is ideologically minded," she said.