Sentence examples for points of lower from inspiring English sources

The points of lower pressure in this static pattern can trap a particle.

Substoichiometric TiN is typically highly defective, building regions with intercolumnar porosity and low mass density [42, 45, 46], that can act as weak points of lower strength [47].

The velocity is determined for the points of lower elevation (shown with squares) based on the run-up reached at the top of the mound (the tip of the arrow).

We excluded 776 individuals who had withdrawn from the NHI before we started the prospective study, 3038 individuals with a prior history of cancer, 6355 individuals with missing data on green tea consumption, and 420 individuals who had reported extreme daily energy intake (outside of the sex-specific cutoff points of lower 0.5% and upper 0.5%).

apical point of lower incisor.

mesial point of lower first molar.

Clearly, the following assertions are equivalent: (i) E is strictly monotone (shortly, E ∈ ( SM ) );   (ii) each point of E + ∖ { 0 } is a point of upper monotonicity;   (iii) each point of E + ∖ { 0 } is a point of lower monotonicity.  .

E is strictly monotone (shortly, E ∈ ( SM ) ); each point of E + ∖ { 0 } is a point of upper monotonicity; each point of E + ∖ { 0 } is a point of lower monotonicity.

Initiating downhill movement from a saddle point or maximum to either a singular point of lower norm or a solution always takes place along an eigendirection, v, of negative curvature that can be calculated from efficient eigendecomposition of the Hessian matrix of the least-squares function using Lanzcos or some other eigenvalue-eigenvector technique.

However, in an epidemiologic analysis of the study cohort, a continuous association was observed such that for every percentage point of lower median on-study A1C (e.g., 8 7%) there was a statistically significant 18% reduction in CVD events, again with no glycemic threshold.

Hardly, says Jason Russell: "The point of lowering the tax rate is to recover more tax.