Sentence examples for in which the points from inspiring English sources

When the audiobook of the Siege Of Krishnapur came out in 2005, a writer in the Sunday Times said: "A novel set in India in 1857, the year of the Mutiny, in which the points of view of the Indians are almost nonexistent, would be unlikely to win the Man Booker prize these days".

Thus, in Figure 15, B and C can be traversed by Eulerian paths; D and E cannot; F shows a network corresponding to the Königsberg bridge problem, in which the points represent the land areas and the edges the seven bridges.

Standards for Reading Informational Text RI.9-10.3 Analyze how the author unfolds an analysis or series of ideas or events, including the order in which the points are made, how they are introduced and developed, and the connections that are drawn between them.

There is the classic moderate spread, in which the points are spread wide apart but angled slightly downward.

Then the most serious-looking of collars, the "cutaway" spread, in which the points are horizontally parallel and cut straight across the neck in a solid line.

One can use a systematic sampling method, usually employing a grid, in which the points on the grid are counted if they fall on the target.

The realistic kind you mention are really a kind of fictionalised natural history in which the point is the very careful and close observation of animal behaviour.

He immediately decided Cooper was the perfect point guard for his up-tempo, ball-screen-heavy offense in which the point guard has a lot of freedom.

The New Yorker, July 15 , 1996P. 25 Talk story about writer Irvine Welsh....He began to write stories in which the point was that something, rather than nothing happened.

It was the Times crossword editor who put it best when he said: "Crossword setters are entering a game in which the point is to lose gracefully".

He started thinking of a game in which the point would be to design buildings, or, maybe, to build a city.