Sentence examples for point of defining from inspiring English sources

"Behind the Lid" makes a point of defining Ms. Nagrin's art as a response to a troubled chapter in world history.

Ms. Flournoy responded that "a key point of defining success is when both the Afghans and the Pakistanis have both the capability and the will to deal with the remaining threat themselves".

x8 - the distance between the outer corner of the left eye and the left point of defining the width of the nose.

x7 - the distance between the outer corner of the right eye and the right point of defining the width of the nose.

x10 - the distance between the left point of defining the width of the nose and the left corner of the mouth.

x9 - the distance between the right point of defining the width of the nose and the right corner of the mouth.

One sample was collected each from up, mid, and downstream point of defined survey reach length, and composite sample was filtered through pre-washed 0.45 µm Millipore nitrocellulose filters in polyethylene containers and kept at 4 °C.

In Washington, he has been a cautious senator and, when he arrived, made a point of not defining himself as an opponent of the Iraq war.

From an instrumentalist point of view, defining the objective features of scientific inquiry becomes an empirical and contextual issue.

More generally, previous considerations point out the problem of defining groups and sub-groups.

Or, rather, the point of view defined by Vreeland's insights remains indispensable.