Sentence examples for from which points from inspiring English sources

The D (difficulty) score involves adding up the hardest and specific requirements in a routine, while all gymnasts begin with a 10.0 E (execution) score from which points are deducted for flaws such as bent legs, botched landings and falls.

The last section describes which outbound links are the most popular and from which points users are leaving your page.

The distance between these two was calculated after registration and color coded, from which points with high deviation were easily identified.

The middle right hand panel of Fig. 1 shows the curvature as a function of s, from which points of local maximum curvature are easily located.

As Eckert points out: "From which point on lobbyism must be considered as improper conduct is not always clear".

It said he graduated from California State Polytechnic University and changed his name to Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto in 1973, from which point he signed his name Dorian S Nakamoto.

Essentially, when one person finishes they press a button, from which point the person on top of the mountain has 30 seconds to prep themselves and go.

There's an awkward hiatus at the start, from which point Truscott both forgets material and openly frets about whether she'll finish on time.

The Regnitz flows north for 42 miles (68 km) past Fürth, Erlangen, and Forchheim, from which point it is navigable, to enter the Main just below Bamberg.

A 1945 article from the Fire Department's in-house magazine cited such a situation: "The alarm is sent to fire alarm headquarters, from which point it is transmitted to the various firehouses as well as to the two pumping stations.

The bosses had gone over to the Henry Hudson to be made up; then they were to be taken by bus from there to within a short distance of the Statler, from which point they were to march to the hotel.