Sentence examples for points grew from inspiring English sources

Jefferson, who finished with 17 points, grew up in Phoenix and entered Arizona a year after it won the 1997 title.

As the character size typically used on monitors (9 to 12 points) grows, the formerly smooth-appearing letter A resembles a crude stack of children's building blocks.

A brilliant fifteen-year-old still sprays shots, tightens up on big points, grows clueless about court position, muffs volleys, and gets grumpy or impatient or both.

However, this problem will become large-scale and it's expensive to find the optimal solution, as the discretization points grow and the filter length increases.

He also showed how the stability of the bump depends on whether or not perturbations of the bump boundary (threshold crossing points) grow or decay.

If the number of valleys and inflection points grows with the size of the parameter space, then primal methods will perform poorly (accuracy versus runtime) on large networks.

This started out as a talking point, grew exponentially, and wound up being nothing more than a free-form rant.

Of course there came a point — and we all reach that point growing up — when the web began to smother Helen and Edgar, and they plotted their escape.

With a growing world population, and with the world's poor consuming more energy (a welcome sign of their better welfare), at some point growing demand is going to run up against shrinking supply.

Since the number of sigma-points grows proportionally to the number of degrees of freedom of the space-discretized structural system, the S-PKF can become computationally demanding.

It is at this point not fully clear if multiple foci tumors, which may originate at different time-points, grow and merge to generate tumors of variable origin.