Sentence examples for point to the same state from inspiring English sources

Frequently, the normative and predictive uses will point to the same state of affairs as the course of events that is indicated.

In the LI, Husserl employs this very same example to argue that the two sentences express different propositional meanings pointing at the same state of affairs (Hua XIX A 48), and Daubert reports having discussed this example with Husserl (cf. Schuhmann 2004d, 206 n 25).

Both books point to the same moral.

Other indicators point to the same trend.

The association here with a prior diagnosis of another inflammatory disease and the prominent lymphocytosis in BAL reported by others [ 19, 21] points to the same inflammatory state that causes HAM/TSP.

Occasionally, the novel seems to aspire to the same state.

Each entry in Γ* represents the state of a node i at time point t and corresponds to each measurement x itr, where replicate measurements indexed by r are assumed to have the same state.

If you can win a caucus (in which delegates are awarded,) by a whopping 14 points, then lose the same state's primary (in which no delegates are awarded,) it's pretty clear that the system is rigged--in your favor.

Blobs are binary objects or points which are in the same state [20].

And everyone pointed to the same problems.

If one poll, conducted entirely over the last 48 hours, shows a candidate leading by 10 points, while another conducted in the same state over the same time period, shows a another candidate leading by 13, and we cannot see enough of the details of how the polls were done to at least explain why they differ, why should we trust what any of these polls tells us?