Sentence examples for has a singular point from inspiring English sources
Like the radical nationalists and neo-imperialists in Moscow, who have easy access to the airwaves these days, Strelkov has a singular point of disagreement with Putin: the Russian President hasn't gone nearly far enough; he has failed to invade and annex "Novorossiya," the separatist term for eastern Ukraine.
Since (frac{1}{z(t)^{2p}}) has a singular point (theta = 0,ldots,0)) in (R^{n}), the conclusion follows.
The expression for fluid lubrication in Eq. (23) has a singular point when the particle surface distance x ij approaches zero (Balakin et al. 2013; Crowe et al. 2011).
end{aligned}By generality of F, G we may assume that the curves ( C_0 : = {x | F x) = 0} ) and ( C_1 : = {x | G x) = 0} ) are smooth and intersect transversally (i.e., with distinct tangents) in (d^2) distinct points; hence if a curve of the pencil ( C_{lambda }) has a singular point x, then we may assume that for this point we have (F x) ne 0 ne G x)), and then (lambda ) is uniquely determined.
In disentangling the two senses we appreciate that the emergence of self within immunological thinking does not have a singular point of origin nor singular meaning.
We also shot exclusively with one 25mm lense so the past would have a singular point of view; we framed with space around the actors, so actually there's opportunity for them.
In a presidential campaign that has included discussions of race and gender, Mrs. Obama has a singular vantage point at the intersection of the two.
"They've lost a singular point of advocacy, and instead, who is trying to support them is fragmented".
