Sentence examples for point of dope from inspiring English sources

Kory Grow of Rolling Stone felt that the emotional high point of "Dope" is its chorus, and is a turning point for the song.

There is not much instrumentation accompanying the singer's vocals, except for piano sounds and distant synths, making Gaga's singing the focal point of "Dope".

Mr. Maraniss writes that in Rome in 1960, "the forces of change were everywhere," and he points to doping scandals, the emergence of television and the increasing presence of blacks and women.

Cu(Sn) alloy layers with 5 at.% Sn were agglomerated more than a pure Cu layer due to the lower melting point of Cu by Sn doping.

Considering this point, the doping of green phosphors LaPO4 Ce, Tb or (Mg, Zn Al11O19 Eu into TiO2 photoelectrodes could lead to higher efficiency in dye-sensitized solar cells.

From this point of view, the Eu3+ ions doped in the mesoporous silica thin films should be present in an environment with a low symmetry.

This pronounced supercapacitor performance is attributed to the incorporation of N and S into the graphene network to introduce more defects in the graphene lattice structure, activating the associated C atoms and effectively reducing the activation energy required for oxidation-reduction reactions of graphene surface and also the increased active point of Fe2O3 due to nitrogen doping.

Case in point: I once saw this kid spend $100 for ten bags of dope, shoot them all, and get no high whatsoever.

"We're right at the point of the spear where human and dope smuggling takes place," Sheriff Dever said.

This is a salient point, since an advocate of doping cannot simply map onto sport substances that are already in existence for therapeutic use.

With these understanding of variations of the structures and electronic properties for the five TM-TiO2, we now compare the effects of transition metal doping as a point of their catalytic activities.