Sentence examples for one precise point from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of exposition it does not matter whether the changes in state to which we refer are gradual or catastrophic, or whether there is one precise point in the language that effects this change, or whether there is a gradual accrual of information from the language that modulates cognitive states across time.

In fact, this effect would be barely noticeable except from helicopters hovering at one or two precise points in the air.

The enlightenment principles that undergird free speech also prescribed that the natural limits of one's liberty lie at the precise point at which it begins to impose upon the liberty of another.

I have just received an email from Guillaume Majeau-Bettez, one of the authors, answering this precise point: Yes, our study covers the whole production chain of the cars and of the fuels, the use phase, and the end of life.

One possibility is the so-called precise point positioning algorithm in which a baseline is not used for estimating the position, but only a single station is used (Geng et al., 2010a, b).

GPS phase data with a sampling interval of one second are processed with a precise point positioning strategy implemented in the GIPSY-OASIS II software (Zumberge et al., 1997).

Investigations on real-time satellite orbit and clock products for real-time precise point positioning (PPP) began about one decade ago.

The real-time precise satellite clock product is one of key prerequisites for real-time Precise Point Positioning (PPP).

Precise point positioning for each epoch is one approach to achieve this goal.

At the precise point that it becomes cliche to rave on about how much one adores The Wire, I have fallen for its shiftier, darker, French-ier counterpart.

In one, a woman repeatedly tries to climb up a table, while a man tilts it to the precise point where this becomes impossible.