Sentence examples for physical points from inspiring English sources

"A lot of experience points for me today, if not physical points," she added with a laugh.

An occasional problem is that physical points are not underlined clearly enough: it is hard to discern at first that the parents come back from each "death" wearing scars and bloodstains.

It added: "More generally, suppliers may only want to sell to distributors that have one or more physical points of presence ("brick and mortar" presence) where the suppliers' goods can be touched, smelled, tried, etc".

The system is currently vacuuming signals from up to 200 fibre- optic cables at the physical points of entry into the country, and will eventually allow for the shift that will occur in internet traffic with the continued rise of Asia.

Visual (spatial and temporal) data acquisition requires the same physical points to be tracked over time.

Despite their applications in separate fields, both techniques primarily involve detecting the same physical points in two or more images.

This specific model (1) is of recent research from a physical point of view in nonlinear optics plasma physics, water wave, quantum mechanics, hydrodynamics; see for example [10 15].

"Jail wasn't easy from the physical point of view," Janet later recalled.

"For the 11 games we have left, it's going to be tough, physical," point guard Jason Kidd said.

The point of a flea is that it is peskily small, and, from a physical point of view, utterly insignificant.

"West Indies had started it when Clive Lloyd was captain, from the physical point of view and the fielding point of view.