Sentence examples for point of some from inspiring English sources

Average initial boiling point and final boiling point of SOME biodiesel were found to 258 and 335 °C, respectively.

Similarly, average pour point of SOME biodiesel was found to be 18 °C which is also higher than the conventional diesel fuel.

Average flash point of SOME biodiesel was found to be 160 °C which is also higher than the conventional diesel fuel which is mainly due to high average molecular weight SOME biodiesel.

But O'Connor herself is to blame for missing the point of some of her own stories.

Nevertheless, the kinder, gentler Ataturk seems to be a turning point of some sort for Turkey.

"That's a point of some contention," he said, when asked whether the CIA had lied to the White House.

Because oil is always at a temperature above the boiling point of some of its compounds, the more volatile constituents constantly escape into the atmosphere unless confined.

Its clear that Leona loves animals – does she like children, too, to the point of some day having any of her own?

But eight divi-cutters in a year feels like a turning point of some sort for a six-year-old bull market.

Not all trips could realistically be taken by parents and the point of some trips is that students are exposed to situations without their parents along.

Mr. Westin defended her style saying, "I think Barbara did go after a touch more emotion on interviews, but emotion is often the point of some stories".