Sentence examples for point is directed from inspiring English sources

The equipotential curves are also the contours of the field strength B, and the B (vector) field at any point is directed along the contour passing through that point.

His point is directed at what he sees as a culture of excessive self-regard among artists who should know enough to admit the limits of what they do.

This last point is directed mostly at students of color... "Sometimes I wrote off my own failings as just another example of the world trying to keep a black man down.

"Action Point" is directed by British TV veteran Tim Kirkby ("Fleabag," "Veep") and written by John Altschuler and Dave Krinksy (Knoxville, Mike Judge and Derek Freda have story credits too).

The accompanying music video for "Breaking Point" was directed by Bryan Barber and shot on location in Atlanta, Georgia, in early-September early-September 2010

In 1.0% oxygen the major carbon flux (on average 62%) from the pyruvate branching point was directed through pyruvate decarboxylase.

The surgical blade point was directed to the portion of the alveolar bone crest in order to obtain a well-oriented and representative biopsy.

We did not address the mechanism(s) of hair cell and SGN protection because our end point was directed at determining a late stage functional hearing benefit, which is a preliminary step in determining efficacy and minocycline dosage.

In anaerobic conditions 94% of the carbon flux from the pyruvate branching point was directed through pyruvate decarboxylase, while pyruvate dehydrogenase flux contributed only 2% of the total flux.

Most work on change-points is directed towards curve discontinuities but in the facial setting the boundary ridges are identified by discontinuities, or sharp changes, in the first derivative of the curve z (s ) which corresponds to the depth component z of the principal curve as it moves up the facial surface.

He observed the ritual reference to Nato being "the bedrock of our security", but his points were directed elsewhere.