Sentence examples for occupying a point from inspiring English sources

The city of New Orleans and Orleans parish (county) are coextensive, occupying a point at the head of the Mississippi River delta at the Gulf of Mexico.

Within one modality, a stream or object can be thought of as occupying a point or region of a multidimensional feature space: it can have a specific pitch, location, onset or offset time, etc that define it (Shamma et al., 2011; Teki et al., 2011, 2013; Micheyl et al., 2013; Christiansen et al., 2014).

A particle occupies a point with integer coordinates in d-dimensional Euclidean space.

For Wing, Asperger's was not a separate disorder; it occupied a point on the autism spectrum.

All these accounts reflect the intuition that an action cannot be attributed to the agent herself if, even as she performs this action, she occupies a point of view from which she repudiates what she is doing.

Near Fir Tree Spur, the New Zealanders managed to get forward and link up with the Australians, although the British were held up and the French were exhausted, despite having occupied a point overlooking their objective.

Attractor: Attractors are an emergent property of the system, which occupy a "point" or "volume" of the state space and are surrounded by a basin of attraction from which states drain into the attractor.

Examiner stringency describes an examiner's degree of stringency when compared with other examiners, and this also occupies a point along a continuum.

In the mapping, each amino acid of the sequence occupies a point on the lattice to form a continuous chain of self-avoiding walk.

People have degrees of a trait i.e. they occupy a point along a continuous dimension, whereby a personality trait describes, "relative to other people, the frequency or intensity of a person's thoughts, feelings or behaviors" [ 17].

Nero are the London dubstep/drum'n' bass duo of Daniel Stephens and Joe Ray whose debut mixes the pop and the ponderous, occupying a halfway point between Burial and N-Dubz.