Sentence examples for points representative from inspiring English sources

Other writers, directors, and artists were also concerned with the development of the grotesque at that time, but Meyerhold's productions of the Blok play and of Andreyev's Life of Man (1906) were high points, representative of a line of theatrical work that utilizes mixed forms in the theatre to express the contradictions and inconsistencies of life.

A test rig has been designed and built to test the performance of the TEG on engine operating points representative of marine application and quantify the impact of the clamping pressure on efficiency.

External and internal pressures measured on the WERFL test building at Texas Tech were used to determine the net pressures at selected points, representative of cladding elements and fixtures on the walls and roof of the building, when nominally sealed and when containing large openings.

Ranjan et al. studied a related question regarding the mobility of users [186]: given that one only sees data points where and when a user has made a phone call, to which extent are these points representative of a user's mobility?

Sparks absolutely obliterated (by 30 points) Representative Artur Davis, who was trying to become Alabama's first African-American governor.

We also assayed phosphorylation states of the thylakoid proteins in the stn7 and stn8 mutants at these time points representative for night and day (Figure 3B).

At that point, Representative Louise M. Slaughter, Democrat of New York and chairwoman of the Rules Committee, will stand up and seek recognition.

At one point, Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas, asked the Fed chief "what bullets does the Federal Reserve have left in its guns" to deal with future crises.

At one point Representative Charles B. Rangel of Harlem, who also delivered a eulogy, asked all the members of Mr. Linday's administration to stand.

At one point, Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado, a leading opponent of liberalized immigration laws, sits poker-faced as Mr. McCain praises the contributions of Hispanics to the armed forces and American life.

At one point, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat who is running for president, averred that Mr. Rumsfeld had "covered up" the Tillman matter as well as prisoner abuses at Abu Ghraib.