Sentence examples for points that exist from inspiring English sources

Right now the company has signed with 6 teams, and is starting off in Latin America to start off given the pain points that exist there.  .

Given how tightly integrated a company's Paid, Owned and Earned channels are becoming and given the sheer number of potential touch points that exist for a customer to interact with a brand, I just don't see how this can't continue to be a focus.

Such an understanding would enable the identification of fragile points that exist within the network, which can then be targeted for further studies.

The continuous circular paradigm also precluded the limits on the timing and amplitude of anticipatory saccades imposed by end points that exist in a one-dimensional tracking paradigm (Van Gelder et al., 1995).

For now, the Grand Slam events are zealously guarding the sizable gap in ranking points that exist between their events and their tour-level pursuers.

A novel corner detection operator, capable of detecting corner points that exist only on the boundary of an object, is presented in this paper.

That's much higher than the 0.75 of a percentage point that existed on average from 2009 to 2011.

"It's a real pain point that exists in every stage".

Below a cut-off point, that exists at a soot yield value close to Ys =0,10 g/g, a small change in the parameter causes a substantial shift in the results (visibility or ASET time), while above this value an increase to soot yield does barely influence the results.

But it's about an entire experience, and fleshing out product with marketing, with sales experience and process, and with everything else that comes after you've done the basic work of identifying and helping with a shared pain point that exists in your target market.

Under the presence of noise, there is a selective pressure to avoid the turning points (basin boundaries) that exist within the distance δp from the "target" orbit.