Sentence examples for from some point on from inspiring English sources
Khayyam seems to have been attracted to cubic equations originally through his consideration of the following geometric problem: in a quadrant of a circle, drop a perpendicular from some point on the circumference to one of the radii so that the ratio of the perpendicular to the radius is equal to the ratio of the two parts of the radius on which the perpendicular falls.
IDSs collect network traffic information from some point on the network or computer system and then use this information to secure the network.
That is, if you train a microscope on a fractal image, then as you crank up the power, you never get to a point where you simply see a big blob from some point on.
"And you knew you would get ill from the food or water at some point on tour - you just accepted that".
This line can apparently be constructed without any locks if the tunnel is adopted, but an alternative line, running from the some points on either shore of the isthmus, namely, the bay of Linon on the Atlantic side, and that of Panama on the Pacific, from the same points on either shore of the isthmus, could be made by employing a slight deviation without any tunnel, but with twenty-five locks.
"From this point on, keep your eyes on our goal.
One day, a memorial for David Bowie might look a little silly, as if the country in the year 2016 had undergone a massive overreaction to the death of a man who, while popular at the time, might from some vantage point on the future, look hopelessly outdated, obscure even.
In her quest to be ordinary, Daisy has changed her name to Kate, and she narrates this story from some point in the future, looking back on events she describes with a mixture of nostalgia and regret.
From that point on, some additional comments have to be made in order to tackle the computation of E u m [ s ] u m ∗ [ z ] and E u m [ s ] u m ∗ [ z ] u m [ l ] 2. Focusing first on the former one, we get E u m [ s ] u m ∗ [ z ] = ∑ x, y = − 1 1 C e − 1 ( s + 2 ) ( x + 2 ) C e − 1 ( z + 2 ) ( y + 2 ) ∗ × E H w m ( x ) ∗ H w m ( y ) H w m ( x ) 2 + η H w m ( y ) 2 + η ∗. (49).
From that point on there was only one team competing.
