Sentence examples for pointed that when from inspiring English sources
As the Brits celebrated some of their best-known inventions — the Beatles, Bond — people in China pointed that when Beijing's organizers, in 2008, ticked off their inventions, the list dwindled after the ancient era (compass, paper, etc).: "In modern history, what have we had to offer?" one commentator asked.
It should be pointed that when (p_{1}=1) and (p_{2}=infty ), there also exists an interpolation theorem which differs from Theorem 2.5.
Studies have pointed that, when the network is dead, there is also over 90%% of rest energy in the network [2, 6].
This step facilitates the detection of another set of points that when grasped the garment will naturally unfold.
The tag points are an ordered list of points that when drawn in an Application Programming Interface (API), form a polygon.
A convex hull is the smallest subset of points that when connected with line segments, enclose the entire set of points, and is conveniently graphed as a shaded polygon.
Dr. Kindlon pointed out that when all Americans lived on farms, children had real responsibilities.
She pointed out that when it finally does rain, it rains a lot.
It should be pointed out that when there are several perturbations of the minimal size, all of them are found.
Dowrick [ 13] pointed out that when depression is diagnosed in PHC it is likely to have been severe.
And ultimately when you get to that point, that's when people are prepared to pay.
