Sentence examples for oxford point from inspiring English sources

In an opinion piece released on Wednesday by the journal Nature, James Murray of the University of Washington and David King of the University of Oxford point out that global oil production appeared to hit a cap of about 75 million barrels a day in 2005.

If the maximum number of gaps to be filled was larger than 10 consecutive frames, then the interpolated points were no longer deemed to be an accurate estimate and the trial was rejected (Workstation Biomechanical Software, Oxford Metric-Oxford, UK).

And from his vantage point in Oxford he remains cautiously optimistic about the peace process.

Oxford collected their first point of the season, but boss Michael Appleton was denied a first league win in a six-goal thriller with Dagenham.

Ross Anderson, professor of security engineering at Cambridge University, told the Guardian that when a similar local scheme was set up in Oxford a local charity pointed out that "low-income mothers refused to talk to GPs about post-natal depression because they were worried that it would get back to social services.

In effect, FISH identifies segmental homologies by comparing the distribution of points on an oxford plot to the expected null distribution for an equal number of randomly scattered points.

He pointed to his oxford shirt by Supreme, emblazoned with repeating images of Snow White.

In Oxford, as Bostrom shopped for his smoothie, he pointed out a man vaping.

OLD SCHOOL RULES There's still charm in some of the basics here — ties, shoes and the occasional oxford — but focusing on only the most casual side of Brooks Brothers misses the point of the brand.

But, points out Long, despite her mention that she "got into Oxford", Cusk manages repeatedly to give the wrong name for Antigone's brother: he is Polynices, not Polylectes.

She helpfully pointed out Mr. Lowry's shirt, a pink-and-white striped oxford.