Sentence examples for points string from inspiring English sources

Taken together, Smolin's and Woit's arguments boil down to just a few points: string theory makes no predictions, there isn't a complete theory yet after more than 20 years of intense effort and a monolithic tribe of arrogant string advocates are hogging resources.

Bush's performance on the stump is more a rap than a speech, a sequence of talking points strung together by applause lines.

His 30-point string seemed in jeopardy early on.

Up to a point, string theory is not such a stretch for a visual medium like television, Dr. Greene said.

At this point, string a fishing line, a thin wire, or a piece of string between two vertical surfaces and hang the book over it so that it opens downward.

"Plus ou Moins" ("More or Less") illustrates the point: strings writhe and squeal in the foreground; a muted piano ambles at a distance; and bass clarinet and glockenspiel scamper up the middle, all amid a mild din of crackle and hiss.

He threw four touchdown passes — three to tight end Rob Gronkowski — and at one point strung together 19 completions in a row, a franchise record.

One can create a set of fragments from all the matching k-tuples between X and Y, using the function: FRAGSET fragset_create_ktuples (char *X, char *Y, int k ); where: X : points to string; Y : points to a string; k : is the fragment length.

Her grunting got louder and she saved three set points to string together five consecutive games to heap the pressure back on Date-Krumm.

"At this point, each string has a start and end point in 3D space, and a start and end point in the 2D space of a projector.

They were attached to men's breeches by points, or strings, which were also used to secure other garments; later, sashlike garters replaced points.