Sentence examples for plain point from inspiring English sources

Gullies and channels on the continental slope and turbidites on the rise and abyssal plain point to abundant meltwater discharge across the shelf.

The creation of this episode comes from a fairly plain point of origin.

Candidate Obama can make a plain point: If you vote for a representative who will not support my legislation or even try to address our nation's problems, and if, as a result, I do not have a majority in the Congress, this country will continue its slow decline.

To improve the crediting method of EIAs, we propose a new EIA design, termed autocallable EIA, with payoff structure similar to the autocallable products except for the minimum guarantee, and further investigate the possibility of embedding various icicled barrier options into the plain point-to-point or the ratchet EIAs.

Subsequently, experimental work is presented on the influence of tool bond systems, superabrasive grit type and electrical parameters when simultaneous ECM/grinding Udimet 720 using 10 15 mm diameter plain points.

First-year students will require: Uniform Three Sets of Plain Work Robes (Black) One Plain Pointed Hat (Black) for day wear One Pair of Protective Gloves (dragon hide or similar) One Winter Cloak (Black, silver fastenings) Please note that all student's clothes should carry name-tags at all times.

An Atlantis expert (whatever that is) had shown the producer satellite photographs of the plains, pointing out canals running in parallel straight lines for miles.

-- Grace L. Dougherty, Southbury, Conn .A. Parades, better known as reviews, take place on the Plain, the Point's parade ground, and typically last 30 to 40 minutes, with the cadets marching to the music of the West Point Military Band.

By the 1920's many African-American photographs were making plain, sharp points about class and identity.

Undaunted in trying to advance their novel notion of originality, the plain- tiffs point to cases that do not address the requirement of originality for copyright per se.

Mr. Zelman, 53, employs a kind of talk therapy, explaining the problem in plain terms, pointing out the affected parts as the car hovers on a lift.