Sentence examples for points formed from inspiring English sources

Rice chose six-pointed stars to distinguish them from the five-pointed stars commonly seen on national flags; the points formed a 30-degree internal angle to mark them as distinct from the Star of David.

The data points formed a straight line.

The resulting gel contains permanent and labile crosslinking points formed by DVB units and alkoxyamine moieties, respectively.

Before the vote, Podemos organized itself in about 400 so-called circles, or assembly points, formed around either a neighborhood or a specific sector, like a student association.

For example, he showed that the order of points formed by intersecting lines is always invariant, regardless of any spatial transformation.

To solve the problem, a novel model and the corresponding calibration approach are presented, which take the sensor as an integrated structure with the viewpoint that the camera captures two virtual points formed by the same object point due to the reflection effects of the mirrors.

Dahl's main points form an argument that goes roughly like this.

If the control points form a triangle and the fraction is 1/2, a Seripinski gasket is formed.

The loci of the "triple points" form a "triple line" in this planar configuration.

The homologue points form a deformation field that can be derived to determine the local strain fields.

Together, these points form a geodetic network of opportunity with different characteristics when compared to traditional geodetic network design.