Sentence examples for points drawn from from inspiring English sources

Here's a guide to the talking points, drawn from statements made by incoming White House chief of staff Reince Preibus on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Jan . 8

High energy users could then buy them - motorists who had used their allocation would still be able to buy petrol, with the carbon points drawn from the bank and the cost added to their fuel bills.

This weekend's vote will consider a resolution based on four key points drawn from the Myners report, and will need to achieve only a simple majority to be passed.

It also has, at its beginning, a preface and some mysterious 'headings' which seem to itemize points drawn from a stretch of Enneads IV.4.

An appropriate division of the cell is given by Voronoi (Dirichlet) tesselation separating a region E of the space ℜ2 into polygons E i, i = 1, 2,..., M, using M points drawn from a certain point process.

We started 10 independent chains per model from starting points drawn from the prior distribution.

This data is just a starting point, drawn from one country.

A point drawn from a 6 cm perpendicular line from the OM line can be used as landmark for eSF, and a 3 4 cm craniotomy will then be able to expose the fissure.

Firstly, participants were selected with a definition of depression based on a cut point drawn from a depression severity scale.

For the single-class problem, we want a given dataset to estimate a subset such that the probability that a test point drawn from the dataset lying outside of the subset equals some a priori specified value between 0 and 1.

The talking points drawn up from the department note that "vagueness of the term 'gender expression'"—a term that was later removed from the bill—"would likely cover such behaviors as cross-dressing.