Sentence examples for points of low from inspiring English sources
And on grid pricing, it draws a lot of power from the grid, at points of low demand.
Inland streams (natural streams and irrigation ditches) and tidal channels are points of low elevation, so they are the most likely entry points for infiltrating surface water.
To discard feature points of low contrast, the value of the second-order Taylor expansion is computed at the offset x ^.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of spatially targeted transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) to points of low skin resistance on pain relief and mobility in osteoarthritis of the knee (OAK).
The density reactivity coefficient, gap conductance, recirculation loop gain and system pressure, at the points of high power/flow, all are associate with larger fractional changes in the decay ratio than the points of low power/flow.
There is a trade-off between precision and number of data points: closely spaced fringes provide many data points of low precision, while widely spaced fringes provide a low number of high precision data points.
Key points Degree of low-frequency HI has impact on early retirement.
"In Singapore, the government is clear: the improvements in teacher training since a low point of low morale and shortages in the 1980s have been driven by improving teacher training through the National Institute of Education," he says.
We expect that the device with lower sheet resistance of ITO made better switching property in the view point of low power consumption operation.
Since interviews are not used for all admissions at KI, we were able to compare students that had been admitted as a result of their performance at a selection interview, to those who had not and, in addition, we chose to identify end-points of low and high performers, respectively, which, although it limits variance, yields a measure of certain face-validity.
Whether the international cutoff point of low HDL-C is appropriate for South Koreans needs more research.
