Sentence examples for plastic point from inspiring English sources

Back in the United States, Weber frequented New York's Museum of Natural History and, in 1910, published the essay, "The Fourth Dimension from a Plastic Point of View" in Alfred Stieglitz's journal Camera Work.

For high heels with a closed or peep toe: "These shoes are worn so often by women to work or at night that people really put half of their weight in the heel," says David, who recommends a new top-lift — a small plastic and rubber square that is nailed into the heel in place of the lightweight plastic point most of these shoes are made with.

Position the raised white plastic point within the feed tube and turn the whole lid counter-clockwise as far as it will go until it is firmly locked into position.

The assigned plastic hinges at capable plastic points and also the acceptance criteria for rotational and translational displacements are defined to models as Tables 3, 4 and 5.

I began carrying an inexpensive plastic point-and-shoot camera.

Lying on a bed of spikes may not sound instantly appealing, but the plastic points stimulate pressure points, which reduces tension, relieves back and neck pain, and releases a rush of endorphins.

In this paper we study several stress strain curve models and the determination of material parameters from an elasto-plastic point of view.

The new print head moves much faster than previous models thereby leaving a little trail of plastic from point to point.

Fiction is a morally plastic force; point of view can determine much.

To the other line, all strings are attached via hot glue to a stylus (a common plastic ball point pen) which becomes the HMI (seen below).

To begin with, "Boo-Boo the pony," which the ads promise can even sleep in children's rooms, turns out to be 4 inches tall and made of soft plastic, a point that struck a few people who saw the living pony in the TV ad as a tad deceptive, despite a disclaimer.