Sentence examples for points mark from inspiring English sources

The draw means Neil Lennon's men now cannot hit the 100 points mark.

Points mark mean values, ellipses delineate standard deviations from the mean values, and lines highlight ecological series (ecoclines).

On the G band intensity map, blue points mark the presence of Si clusters where the Raman fingerprint of silicon was observed.

Points mark mean values, ellipses delineate standard deviations from the mean values, and lines represent temperature curve and humidity curve of the Miami NPP model, respectively.

The points mark the carbon values within the new variable ordination space, while their size refers to the original carbon values in t/ha.

Dale, now up into mid-table on the same points mark as the Shrimpers, were registering a third straight victory in League Two for the first time this season.

Distance denotes a rigid body on which two material points (marks) have been specified.

So, assume these points marking the West's non-resolve as having registered with Putin: 1.

The 84 points marked a season low for the Lakers, the two-time defending N.B.A. champions.

Atlanta's 73 points marked the sixth-best defensive effort in Phoenix history.

Insets: photos of the cell device points marked by arrows.