Sentence examples for point designed from inspiring English sources

The Powell Doctrine is really about applying leverage only when it matters - at a decisive point, or tipping point designed to maximize chances of success.

The Trump building was at one point designed to be 2,000 feet, but it was scaled down for economic and safety reasons after the Sept. 11 attacks.

When I was a child, in the 1960s and 70s, central London remained a mostly low-rise zone, with Millbank Tower, the Shell Centre and Harry Hyams's Centre Point (designed by Richard Seifert) the notable exceptions.

Check Point designed a comprehensive security product that one can leverage to protect the organization at the perimeter.

Check Point designed a comprehensive security product that can be leveraged to protect an organization at the perimeter.

On Fashion Project, however, items resell for over 7 times more than a thrift store, on average – a price point designed to help encourage more donations.

By this point, designing musical settings for Guthrie's archival writings seems like something straight out of the folk-rock playbook.

Replacing lager-loutishness with existentialism and port, this is cerebral guitar pop garnished with a smattering of smart reference points, designed to reward careful listeners.

Fake access points designed to mimic the name of a hotel's network have also been known to fool users and snag personal information.

The potential improvement in drag associated with the implementation of adaptive airfoil technology is then carefully quantified using single-point optimization with the multi-point designed airfoil as a reference.

Then, the MLE of change points designed for both step changes and linear-trend disturbances were derived.