Sentence examples for points of a new from inspiring English sources

The entrepreneur will often test only key points of a new, innovative design that they are unsure about.

The wall text refers in one place to Le Corbusier's "Five Points of a New Architecture," but never tells you what they are.

I had assumed this was part of its Modernist character (one of the points in Le Corbusier's well-known manifesto, "Five Points of a New Architecture," is that buildings should be supported by columns rather than walls).

All of these were the fine points of a new template, one whose vagaries physicians were just beginning to understand.

In our problem, due to the Hardy potential, critical Sobolev-Hardy terms, there are some critical points of a new family of limiting functionals.

As applications, we establish some theorems concerning common fixed points of a new class, R-subcommuting maps, which in turn generalize and strengthen Theorem 1.2 and the results due to Dotson [15], Jungck and Sessa [16], Lami Dozo [17] and Latif and Tweddle [18].

That's the whole point of a new park.

Independence is thus a starting point of a new type of national struggle.

He made the intersection of Fulton and Greenwich the focal point of a new neighborhood.

But their music feels too singular to be the starting point of a new movement.

A word or phrase may catch public attention, echo through subsequent elaboration and eventually be remembered as the starting point of a new strategy.