Sentence examples for point of strike from inspiring English sources
The scope of this paper is to corroborate previous investigations and offer early damage detection capability by generating more experimental data points by optimizing location of the point of strike and thus generating more resonance vibration modes in NIRAS tests.
The rolling sphere theory is based on two assumptions: (a) the point of strike of lightning is determined when the downward leader approaches the earth or a structure with a striking distance, and (b) lightning strikes the nearest earth object from the orientation point and so its worst position is the center of a sphere which attaches several earth objects.
Sarah Veale, head of employment rights at the Trades Union Congress, says any workforce driven to the point of strike action has a grievance reflecting "an underlying level of noise" in an unhappy workplace: "We need to have some kind of controlled means of that kind of grievance coming out".
FOR over three years Sunni insurgents have made a point of striking at Shia religious ceremonies that draw huge crowds of pilgrims to the country's main shrines: perfect targets for anyone wanting sectarian mayhem.
Ordinary kriging is used to interpolate spatially continuous fields of dip azimuth and dip from point measurements of strike and dip.
[But] it may succeed in averting a US [military] strike, and that may be a good thing because I don't see the point of a strike unless you are prepared to go on and follow it up.
"What is the point of this strike, of the million man marches?
Which is the whole point of a strike, really – to demonstrate that gap; that margin for negotiation.
He was also trying to establish that the point of a strike wasn't to damage anyone's business; it was to relieve suffering.
The executive director of the council, Andrea Anthony, said the group had hoped "it was never going to get" to the point of a strike.
In September 2003, on the day before the start of her freshman classes, Ms. Rounds walked a mile off campus to the gathering point of a strike that was being staged by clerical and dining workers at Yale University.
