Sentence examples for of point by from inspiring English sources

David Cameron said Moscow was trying to make "some sort of point" by its repeated deployment of planes close to British airspace, adding: "I don't think we should dignify it with too much of a response".

Subsequently, a nonlinear transformation is performed which consists of point by point squaring of the samples in the sequences obtained from (1).

Form your hand into a kind of point by having your thumb touching the tips of your fingers.

The show, as many have also pointed out, offers a kind of point-by-point rebuttal of the entire Trump moral vision, or absence of one.

In order to find a global solution to this problem, particular attention has been focused on programmable controllers that can manage axes by means of point-by-point control or motion instructions.

Instead, it essentially consists of point-by-point rebuttals of the criticisms that scientists and plaintiffs' lawyers have made against Merck since the company withdrew the drug, including contentions that Merck misled federal regulators and marketed the drug without properly disclosing its heart risks.

In this paper, we calculated the permittivity of AZO thin films from 210 to 5000 nm by means of point-by-point analysis [20], a calculation dependent on primary SE simulation, which is a rapid and accurate method.

FOS reduces the time consumed for orthogonal functions definition and the required memory through its implicit determination using GS coefficients, which are calculated using time averaging instead of point-by-point computation (Korenberg 1989).

Amplitudes were analyzed by means of point-by-point ANOVAs (see Szűcs & Soltész, 2010).

The average of the set of point-by-point variances around the mean path provides a measure of the bird's fidelity to its habitual path.

They gain a set number of points by attending lectures at ASLA events.