Sentence examples for identifying a point from inspiring English sources

Both Tacitus and Suetonius speak of escalating persecutions toward the end of Domitian's reign, identifying a point of sharp increase around 93, or sometime after the failed revolt of Saturninus in 89.

Linking palliation of symptoms and supportive care to identifying a point of transition thus risks "prognostic paralysis".

This method of identifying a point of derecruitment correlates well with that found on serial computed tomography imaging [ 46].

Methods 1-6 and 8-11 have been previously used but, as alluded to above, there are some potential problems with these methods identifying a point of emigration that does not fit the observed location pattern.

As such, these two (or eventually more) task conditions may be particularly important when studying emerging experts, such as biology majors, and identifying a point at which they may be unable to construct a hypothesized expert framework but may be able to recognize and apply an expert framework.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student identifies a point at which the C.D.C.'s program to deal with a bioterrorist attack could fail.

It aims to identify a point at which global petroleum production will begin to decline as both demand and extraction costs rise.

Ideally, geologists and paleontologists would like to identify a point in the rock profile (often the laying down of a new stratigraphic layer) that indicated the beginning of this worldwide human effect.

We also identify a point x of B n and its image by π q.

If no fixed point is found along the way, the process determines a sequence of telescopic squares which uniquely identifies a point.

The L*, a*, b* colour coordinates of a sample identify a point in 3D CIELAB colour space that describes the colour of the sample.