Sentence examples for more common points from inspiring English sources

Pharao uses 3D Gaussians to represent pharmacophore features instead of the more common points and spheres model.

In this study, we shall adopt the more common points, i.e., the so-called Chebyshev Gauss Lobatto (CGL) points (see [6]), as the interpolation nodes.

In other words, more common points will be reached though exchanges and cooperation, eliminating those differences that can be eliminated, including but not limited to the differences that can cause obstacles in respects of politics, laws, society, mentality, etc.

The leaders of tomorrow will have more common points with artists than technocratic leaders, thriving in open systems versus closed systems.

Based on the numerical studies, the proposed solution scheme is faster than the more common point SOR and ADI methods for large grid generation problems of practical interest.

He also voices a more and more common point of view that a growing number of politicians and public figures have about the drug war -- that it's been failure.

Although it is not possible to prepare for every argument you should know some of the more common talking points in Christian apologetics.

Using Theorems 3.2 and 3.4 [31] and the technique in [7], we can prove more common fixed point and approximation results for Banach pairs satisfying generalized nonexpansive conditions in a strongly M-starshaped metric space X.

Although Surtsey lies to the west of the main migration routes to Iceland, it has become a more common stopping point as its vegetation has improved.

Criminal Justice Reform has been on the minds and tongues of many this year, making what was once seen as a controversial subject become a more common talking point on both sides of the aisle.

Interestingly, p16 promoter hypermethylation appeared to be more common than point mutation (23% and 7%, resp).