Sentence examples for point to indicate from inspiring English sources

In our time, the writing of Tom Wolfe has made stylish use of the dash; he combines it with italics and the midsentence exclamation point to indicate herky-jerkiness or panic in thinking.

A distinction needs to be made at this point to indicate that the issue raised here is not an argument against patenting of inventions based on "modified" gene sequences; it is the practice that enables the isolated, but otherwise unmodified, genomic DNA to be included in patent claims that is being questioned.

An example of a "waiting-on" flight is "game hawking," in which the prey are game birds such as grouse, pheasant, or partridge and trained falcons are flown over hunting dogs that point to indicate where game is lying in cover.

Dr. Robert Stern, co-director of the Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy at Boston University, said that although research was being conducted on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, "There is no good evidence available at this point to indicate that a specific gene or genetic marker puts people at greater risk for C.T.E".

Therefore, we introduce this point to indicate measures that could be taken proactively to play safe in such situations.

Hence, the present work adopts a new technique i.e. use of inflection point to indicate the end of solidification process.

Ms. Shuler said that the one figure she could point to indicated a large number of first-time City Center audience members: 1,968 people who bought tickets on the Internet and by telephone were not already in City Center's database.

There is also a second set of title cards, printed in a plainer font, without multiple exclamation points, to indicate scenes that are still missing.

The first step in the registration and enrollment process is bidding, where students allocate from their available bid points to indicate the electives of highest interest to them.

We will use landmark points to indicate the contour of the ventricular defect by left clicking to place each point.

The 2007 study found that chimpanzees, cotton-top tamarins, and rhesus macaques can distinguish intentional gestures, such as pointing to indicate a container with food inside, from seemingly accidental actions such as a hand flopping against a container.