Sentence examples for point arising from inspiring English sources

Two preconditioned iterative methodologies are applied to the saddle point arising from the discrete Stokes problem.

The effect of damping on the response is investigated and it is found that the benefits which would normally be expected from an increase in damping can be offset to some extent by an increase in vibration localization (or concentration near the excitation point) arising from the attenuation factor.

Another important point, arising after the solvability of the optimization problem had been proved, is the question as regards optimality conditions.

So Priest A's act of marrying the black man and the white woman was not corrupt.[20] A further point arising from this example pertains to the possibility of one institution (the apartheid South African government) corrupting another institution (the church in apartheid South Africa).

Another important point arising from the same examples is that evidence synthesis can be far more powerful than evidence generation, as it gives insight into conditions that have not been evaluated experimentally.

When a given data point (arising from experimental observations) is presented to the map, the neuron whose weight vector is the closest (in the multi-dimensional space) is first identified.

A third point arises from the previous two.

My second point arises from my work in household energy and health in the developing world.

The suspicion, healthy to a point, arises because we know that computers, like brains, can crash when they are overloaded.

A key element in understanding the story is the consideration of consequences as each choice point arises.

An interesting point arose in connection with a VHC clue from last month's competition; 'This line's a rotten piece of public transport' for SEPTENTRIONAL.