Sentence examples for point string from inspiring English sources

Up to a point, string theory is not such a stretch for a visual medium like television, Dr. Greene said.

At this point, string a fishing line, a thin wire, or a piece of string between two vertical surfaces and hang the book over it so that it opens downward.

"Plus ou Moins" ("More or Less") illustrates the point: strings writhe and squeal in the foreground; a muted piano ambles at a distance; and bass clarinet and glockenspiel scamper up the middle, all amid a mild din of crackle and hiss.

He threw four touchdown passes — three to tight end Rob Gronkowski — and at one point strung together 19 completions in a row, a franchise record.

His 30-point string seemed in jeopardy early on.

Taken together, Smolin's and Woit's arguments boil down to just a few points: string theory makes no predictions, there isn't a complete theory yet after more than 20 years of intense effort and a monolithic tribe of arrogant string advocates are hogging resources.

Bush's performance on the stump is more a rap than a speech, a sequence of talking points strung together by applause lines.

One can create a set of fragments from all the matching k-tuples between X and Y, using the function: FRAGSET fragset_create_ktuples (char *X, char *Y, int k ); where: X : points to string; Y : points to a string; k : is the fragment length.

Never strum the strings too hard, for at some point the string will snap and one of those sharp ends can come up and put quite the pretty wound on your cheek.

Hong Kong's efforts to cool the property market are a case in point: A string of measures since late 2009 has failed to reverse the upward momentum.

In both Figures 16 and 17, it can be observed that from the point of string stability performance, CACC strongly outperforms ACC.