Sentence examples for point of apparent from inspiring English sources

The November meteor shower called the Leonids has its radiant, or point of apparent origin, in Leo.

This is exactly the point of apparent purposelessness: that we can go and enjoy our urban landscape without recourse to purchase or online activity, the digital umbilical cord disconnected at least for a while.

One further point of apparent difference between the two views will be discussed in §2.2 below.

So now we've reached a point of apparent calamity and hard decisions have to be made.

In this screed, written from a vantage point of apparent hauteur, one could sense traces of racism and classism.

It is archaic, bloated, complacent, useless and repetitive to the point of apparent senility, the same dull fuckers having the same conversations over and over again, season after season, turning the world's most adored game into one of those late-night seshes that resembles less a party than it does a hostage situation.

Mark Leonard had an interesting Reuters column the other day called "The Europeanization of America," which noted the points of apparent convergence and quoted Michele Flournoy, a former undersecretary of defense, saying (with caveats): "We don't want to be the world's policemen".

In these ways, then, Davidson finds points of significant contact between Anomalous Monism and Spinoza's position, and attempts to soften or correct those points of apparent divergence.

Another few points of apparent resistivity values from AB/2 1000 to 2000 m were added to the curve in such a fashion that apparent resistivity values increases in a linear fashion with 45° slope.

Holoenzyme contained Mediator in a fully extended state, partially enveloping the globular polymerase, with points of apparent contact in the vicinity of the polymerase carboxyl-terminal domain and the DNA-binding channel.

Moving a level down, to synaptic and neural network function, reveals other points of apparent convergence (see next section).