Sentence examples for midpoint it from inspiring English sources

Obama would not make a statement as obtuse as Jay Z's, but looking at his Presidency now, from its midpoint, it seems entirely possible that history will regard his biggest contribution to black people as his mere existence.

"By the time I reached the midpoint, it felt like it was divided.

By the midpoint, it was shaping up as a two-man race between Vettel and Hamilton, with Alonso in a distant third.

"Whatever" isn't exactly the midpoint — it's a jazz record all the way, with the pianist Taylor Eigsti, the guitarist Matthew Stevens, the bassist Harish Raghavan and the drummer Eric Harland.

In cost-of-living rankings, Istanbul usually comes in at the midpoint; it was listed as the 79th-priciest metropolis out of 214 in the 2013 Mercer Cost of Living Study.

Therefore, when the scores assume a value above the midpoint, it can be affirmed that the dimension of spirituality is identified as relevant.

The method is based on a proportional hazards model in which covariates are incorporated parametrically, with the logarithm of the baseline hazard function approximated by a smooth function of the observation interval midpoints; it allows for an arbitrary observation scheme, with subjects seen at irregular intervals and on a varying number of occasions, as occurred in this study.

Walking into it at midpoint, its tilt up in the eastern direction focuses you on the sky - so the dialogue of sea and sky is established early in the experience of the place.

Third, the plot demonstrates that the ability to resolve the inclusion in the angular domain changes with distance, it is not symmetric relative to the midpoint and it continuously deteriorates with distance from the detector.

That is fine early in a season in which the defense is new, but as the midpoint nears, it is fair to wonder when the players should be getting it.

"In my view, if we can get to a midpoint where it's not subject to the same standard as a treaty, but it's also not the same standard as an agreement that has no congressional vote and often no congressional review, that midpoint strikes me as appropriate," Coons said.