Sentence examples for point of union from inspiring English sources

That is the point of "Union Jack," which redefines ballet as a new kind of spectacle.

The point of union of grafted or budded vines must be situated well above the ground level in order to prevent the production of scion roots.

It is also, according to Medem, a form of dialogue between antagonists: the ball a point of union between two sides that are, formally, fighting one another.

The great bulk of the connections between the two sides of the cerebral mantle are made by the interhemispheric commissure (the point of union between the two hemispheres of the cerebrum) called the corpus callosum, which is made up of neurons and their axons and dendrites that make synapses with cortical neurons on symmetrically related points of the hemispheres.

The point of union in lipomyelomeningoceles is outside the neural canal due to the expansion of the subarachnoid space, whereas in lipomyeloschisis the lipoma joins the neural placode inside the neural canal after entering through a defect in the bone (Fig. 8g) [34].

The leaf blades of each GU of the sub-samples were cut at their point of union to the stem.

In fact the NZ Government website states "you don't have to do anything special" if you want to change your name at the point of marriage or civil union, other than simply signing the certificate.

In fact the NZ Government website states "you don't have to do anything special" if you want to change your name at the point of marriage or civil union, other than simply signing the certificate.

But for Euro Group countries, the integration of capital markets is a main point of monetary union.

Whoever voted out, they just looked at their own interests, which is obviously not the point of the union".

Ralph White, the manager of the James River Park System for more than three decades, has watched the river's transformation from a dammed and divided symbol of Richmond's Confederate past to a point of modern union.