Sentence examples for point of les from inspiring English sources

Lumbar moment, lumbar flexion and trunk inclination angles were calculated at the critical point of LES inactivation (CPLES).

It rings a bit tinny; spending a fortune is part of the point of Le Gavroche and it is a tough sell that waiters ought to subsidise the dining experience of people who have just swallowed almost a week's minimum wage in three hours.

Although the whole point of le Viaduc de Millau is to speed traffic across the Tarn Valley, it is a good idea to stop at the official viewing point and simply stare at this supremely elegant 21st Century bridge.

The Marcus theory of electron transfer implies rather weak (<0.05 eV) electronic coupling between the initial (locally excited (LE)) and final (ET) states, and presumes that the transition state is close to the crossing point of the LE and CT terms.

In point of fact, Le Lignon is not the longest apartment building in the world.

The transition state (TS) is near to the crossing point of the LE and ET terms.

In a letter to F.A. Walker, Léon Walras claimed that the definition of entrepreneur was, under his point of view, "le nœud de toute l'économique" (Walras 1965).

Figure 2 Functional, task designer point of view of LE.

He is anxious to separate art from politics, dislikes political correctness, and makes a point of saying that the objectives of les evénéments of 1968 have been perverted, that the openness and flexibility of the protesters have hardened into dogma.

Bernard-Henri Lévy wrote in the magazine Le Point of Mr. Obama as a new type of American black politician.

My friend Tia and I were speeding north toward the starting point of a trip on Le P'tit Train du Nord.