Sentence examples for point schematic from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Single contact point schematic [24].

On paper, Ms. Rebeck's play might seem simple to the point of schematic.

The amylopectin component of starch is structurally similar to glycogen in that both are composed of glucose units linked together in the same way, but the distance between branch points (see schematic diagrams, in which −O− represents one glucose unit) is greater in amylopectin than in glycogen, and the former may be thought of as occupying more space per unit weight.

To illustrate these points, a schematic diagram is presented in Fig. 4.

"We have to check everything, from clashes to interfaces like here," one of the men said, pointing to a schematic where a support structure for the tokamak was not lining up with an embedment plate.

"We have to check everything, from clashes to interfaces — like here," one of the men said, pointing to a schematic where a support structure for the tokamak was not lining up with an embedment plate.

To verify the good uniformity of this sample, seven schematic points in Fig. 2 were measured by SE.

At this point in the windy, schematic exercise, Harmond's friendship with Roosevelt, his business deal, his political career, and his marriage all collapse.

Mr. Cetera's own version of the story is endless, full of loopy digressions and points made with crude schematic drawings.

The ensemble was the star in the first work on a double bill: "Amarcord," a United States premiere by Luciano Cannito that manages to make some strong emotional points despite its overly schematic nod to Federico Fellini's 1973 film of the same name.

Considering a rectangular signal formed by luminous points, shown in a schematic representation in Figure 2, the visual acuity of the observer (1/δ) will define, for an observation distance D, the maximum separation between LEDs (d) from which the signal is perceived as homogeneous.