Sentence examples for one given point from inspiring English sources
The disintegrating process continues still, in a different sense, for when, nowadays, I attempt to follow in memory the winding paths from one given point to another, I notice — alas! — that there are many gaps, owing to oblivion or ignorance, akin to the terra-incognita blanks the old mapmakers used to call "sleeping beauties".
The freight transportation is defined as the process of carrying goods and persons from one given point to another.
Hence, Voronoi cells are the cells of points which are closer to one given point (x_jin S) than to the others.
Despite that, seek comfort in this simple truth: While one person is possibly "checked out" or not capable of giving as much at any one given point in time, be thankful that the other is able to hold on and love enough for the both of you.
17 The study was designed to review patients with CRS at one given point of time for each participant, and since reported duration of disease for each participant varied considerably, it is difficult to accurately establish the size of the population at all time frames.
Therefore the relevance of the exposure measurement at one given time point may depend on the degree to which that exposure tracks over time.
A further difficulty related to the need to estimate the shape of the healing curve (not just the proportion of fractures healed at one given time point) in order to estimate the impact of the device on NHS costs.
Thus, to fully understand the transcriptional response, a static analysis indicating which genes are induced at one given time point is not sufficient, and it is important to analyze the transcriptional dynamics of the induced genes.
Measurement variations in patients with shoulder capsulitis are bound to occur due to pain, fear of pain, stiffness, fatigue and measurement error at any one given time point [ 1].
One sample collected for RNA extraction consisted of the aerial part of the two clones of one given F2 plant at one given time-point.
In the context of decision theory, the pertinent worlds are the epistemically possible ones, given the agent's vantage point.
