Sentence examples for giving a point from inspiring English sources
What is the rationale (I know the N.H.L. never has one for anything) for now giving a point if a game is tied after regulation?
An entire crop of users who joke about the predictability of BET movies' opening sequences, the hilariously unique auntie swag of R&B singer Mary J. Blige, or the nonsensical reasons black people sometimes give for hanging up the phone all articulate and satirize their experiences without giving a point by point guide to their cultural references.
Rather than giving a point estimate, this approach provides us with a probability distribution of finding particular compound in one of the classes.
Formula 1 is set to change its scoring system this year by giving a point to the driver who sets the fastest lap in a grand prix.
Formula 1 has confirmed it will change its scoring system this year by giving a point to the driver who sets the fastest lap in a grand prix.
"If somebody was scoring this debate, giving a point for each well-supported argument, deducting a point for each weak one, and subtracting multiple points every time somebody conceded the other side's argument, then Mars One lost it hands down," The Space Review noted at the time.
If the authors decide to transfer the manuscript, they should include a note explaining any changes done to the manuscript compared to the Nature Genetics submission and giving a point-by-point response to the referees.
With that, Mr. McAlpine went public, condemning the "media frenzy" and innuendo that he said had led to the accounts on the Internet that he was the man implicated in the "Newsnight" segment and giving a point-by-point rebuttal of Mr. Messham's account.
If the authors ask the editors to consider the previous reviews, they should include a note explaining the relationship between the submitted manuscript and the previous submission and (assuming it has been revised in light of the referees' criticisms) giving a point-by-point response to the referees.
Giving a point-wise Type I error α p, c1 σ1) represents the statistically reliable minimum gradient response based on the sensor noise and operator scale.
