Sentence examples for pines points from inspiring English sources

Traditional MRI magnets can cost a million dollars, Pines points out.

As Pines pointed out long ago, this material corresponds to the Old Logic (logica vetus) of the Latin West (Pines 1996).

Prof Pine points to a German study that asked people to describe their character traits when they wore either formal or casual clothing.

Pine Point was an extensive open pit mine where failed attempts at remediation have resulted in a landscape that remains drastically altered 25 years after closure.

The explosive bluntness of the crashing waves that seem to knock a lighthouse from its stony base in a work from 1941 contrasts with the gentle ebbing tide and drifting clouds of "Storm Down Pine Point Way, Old Orchard, Maine".

This paper examines post-industrial hunting and trapping at the former Pine Point mine, Northwest Territories, to clarify the effects of environmental and socioeconomic change on land use in the nearby, predominantly Aboriginal, community of Fort Resolution.

Map-based interviews with local land users documented ongoing, contemporary interactions between land users and the abandoned Pine Point mine which demonstrate that some of the physical and socioeconomic transformations associated with industrial development continue to shape land use in the Pine Point region.

Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park.

The story of Pine Point mostly unfolds through the written word, as it was originally written as a book, but the documentary is a creative collage of material from and about Pine Point a Canadian mining town that disappeared in the 1980s.

"Point of Pines" has an especially resonant balance of motif and title, since the diagonals repeatedly meet at a point and suggest a pine tree in highly abstracted form.

Pressure from the group was instrumental in getting electric hookups installed at Smith Point, Indian Point and Cathedral Pines Parks, Mr. Armstrong said.