Sentence examples for method of pointing from inspiring English sources
To facilitate better singing by lesser trained choirs, a method of pointing the psalms first appeared in printed form in 1837 a system of signs that pointed out how a text was to be fitted to a given chant.
Ogohara et al. (2012) showed that such a method of pointing correction offered a sufficiently high accuracy for Venusian atmospheric science using UV images taken by the Venus Monitoring Camera onboard Venus Express (VMC/Venus Express).
The first involved devising a new method of pointing the high-gain antenna to Earth using the radio signal received at the Deep Space Network as an indicator of spacecraft attitude.
The method proved capable of pointing out important areas for recreational development in the enlarged but not yet developed areas.
This is the method of point-coincidences which Schlick applied to characterize the advance to knowledge of the transcendent world from the purely subjective domain of qualitative images.
An iterative method of point mapping under cell reference for the global analysis of non linear dynamical systems is proposed.
By the method of point source function, Laplace transform and numerical discrete fracture methods, a semi-analytical solution of the model is obtained.
As Schlick reflects in the closing pages of Space and Time …, the very possibility of the objectivity of this conceptual construction depends entirely on the method of point-coincidences.
Azariadis and Sapidis [Azariadis PN, Sapidis NS. Drawing curves onto a cloud of points for point-based modelling. Computer-Aided Design 2005 37(1):109–22] introduced a novel method of point directed projection (DP) onto a point cloud along an associated projection vector.
The retrieved structures in each top retrieved represent the voter population to elect the winner similarity measures based on the Borda count method of points achieved by each candidate measure.
However, existing carbon capture practices use the method of point capture, catching carbon gases at the source, requiring a significant initial investment in additional facilities, infrastructure, and maintenance of underground storage.
