Sentence examples for points of one of from inspiring English sources

Meggett arrived at Jets camp today to begin a two-day tutorial in the finer points of one of those most thankless -- but electrifying -- tasks in football.

The transfer functions at additional points of one of the beams were calculated from the measured band structure using WSM.

Moreover, if a set of fixed points of one of the mappings f, g, S and T is totally ordered, then f, g, S and T have a unique common fixed point.

The most pronounced hyperactivity on the PET scan was observed at the entry point of one of the pedicles in 7 of 15 (46%) patients, at an endplate of the vertebrae in 5 of 15 (33%), at a facet joint in 3 of 15 (20%), and in the intervertebral fusion area in 1 of 15 (7%).

Not every fellow flannelled occupant of the pavilion grasped the point of one of his profound intellectual sallies, but they all accepted it was based on wisdom and well worth pursuing.

Two years later, Gilmour became the focal point of one of the so-called "show trials" of the early 1980s in Northern Ireland.

At first sight, there is little to suggest the sleepy village of Brito is the starting point of one of the world's most ambitious engineering projects.

Instead, he has mined them to produce an instant history of the Irish peace process, seen from the vantage point of one of its central players.

On Wednesday, Rosetta rendezvoused with target comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Stu Clarke explains the point of one of the most audacious space missions in decades.

Caulfield's Swiss lake is the terminal point of one of the most influential ideas of beauty, the idea that beauty is a divine grace infusing nature, expressed most systematically in the writings of John Ruskin.

The literature underscored the main point of one of the experts, Diane Quigley, a research fellow at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who said it was important for residents to learn about radiation studies and to get involved in making decisions at nuclear facilities.