less points

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"There has only been one season where you have needed 76 points for that [fourth place] and on average it's always been a lot less points.

This has led us to research for a more efficient algorithm, which discards less points by calculating several sub-correlations.

Team boss Stefano Domenicali said: "We have less points than we should have given the performance of the car.

The algorithm uses less points for the linear prediction, but the resolution obtained is improved due to the zoom ability of the subband-decomposition.

This grid contains much less points than a standard Cartesian grid and allows us to make realistic 3-dimensional simulations at a reduced cost, with a comparable accuracy.

Classification graphs for countries have similar structure, but results may vary more due to the less points in dataset, and since more uncertainty.

It's like "The Thought Gang," only less so: less energy, less point.

"Do what?" "This," he said, more or less pointing at her. "But you're mine," she said.

Remember when most people couldn't even pronounce Vieques, much less point it out on a map?

Mr. Obama has been far less pointed in his public remarks, prompting critics to accuse him of undermining the issue.

So history becomes less point-by-point narrative than atmosphere and ambient music, increasingly tense and foreboding as the group's split-up nears.