Sentence examples for imagined point from inspiring English sources

The source of this information usually has an agenda, is an outright bigot or moron, or has some misguided notion of how African salvation might eventually occur at some wholly imagined point in the future.

To date, decoding accuracy of actual or imagined pointing movements to targets in 3D space from electroencephalographic (EEG) signals has remained modest.

In order to evaluate whether the experience of pointing during self-motion immediately prior to the imagined pointing trials had any effect on imagined pointing performance, the patterns of responding in the two groups were compared.

BOSTON -- To get an idea of what Phil Hughes has felt like in his two starts this season, imagine pointing a gun at a target.

"However, crane operation is a ridiculously difficult and stressful job, as you can probably imagine," pointing to an article titled.

Imagine pointing your mobile phone at a restaurant to get a review or a movie poster to buy tickets?

However, if it's not what I imagined, the point about the imagination is that it's not real.

In The Black Mirror he contemplates his own mortality from the imagined vantage point of his extinction.

Skeptics reason that the only benefit to eyesight gained from such techniques is itself imagined, and point out that familiar objects, including letters on an eye chart, can be recognized even when they appear less than clear.

I imagined them pointing at me, with angry faces, cursing me for having so much pleasure".

But a dog's drool turned out to be even more meaningful than he had first imagined: it pointed to a new way to study the mind, learning, and human behavior.