Sentence examples for horizon point from inspiring English sources

What we can say with surety is that when these two men arrived in the village we spotted them at once, at the horizon point where the long road that leads to the next village meets the setting sun.

Note that at the start horizon point we have an equation x l =x l +B w l which is satisfied uniquely with zero-valued w l, provided that B is not zeroth.

It's based on a triangle formed by your observation point (your eyes), the true horizon point (what you're looking at) and the center of the Earth.

Mr. Bush's aides have argued that he has acted aggressively since August to address a financial crisis that was already on the horizon, pointing to the $168 billion economic stimulus package that he had negotiated with Congress this year.

The last horizon points to a final Middle Holocene exploitation phase of the area, probably by small groups of herders who periodically visited the region when the climate had already started to deteriorate.

Tim Sanford, artistic director of Playwrights Horizons, points out the show's parallels to the debate that followed the Sept. 11 attacks over whether to make the World Trade Center site a shrine or a working building.

All lines above your eye level will go down to the horizon vanishing point, and all lines below your eye level will go up to it.

The families of the 11 people who died when the Deepwater Horizon exploded point out that they would like some lives back too.

A full moon is also due south when it is highest in the sky, close to midnight, while an imaginary line that joins the two horns of a crescent moon and extends down to the horizon will point roughly south.

In another dire warning from the campaign to stay in the EU, Darling will say dark clouds are already gathering on the horizon and point to what happened when confidence in the economy collapsed in 2008.

Scientists believe they are now peering more closely than they ever have at the black hole's "event horizon," the point beyond which nothing, not even light, can escape the black hole's powerful gravity.