Sentence examples for points to communicate from inspiring English sources

Interpolation-based metamodels are useful for providing simple estimates at non-design points to communicate the input output relationship.

You can use winking smiley faces, all caps, or exclamation points to communicate this.

But isn't the point to communicate something well?

This is almost certainly the only life there is and so on this holiday we should make a point to communicate our thanks and appreciation to those who are still alive.

We used UKPDS data on the combined end point for 'any diabetes-related end point' to communicate benefits and harms of blood pressure and blood glucose control.

He never at any point seems to communicate on a level beyond basic narration.

Their point is to communicate an idea or story, and they do so through the layout and design of the page, the transitions between each panel that demand that the reader fill in blanks of motion and time, and the pictures, captions, and text.

The point is to communicate a feeling and an attitude that the reader/spectator adopts in which certain existentialist themes such as anguish, responsibility or bad faith are suggested but not dictated as in a lecture.

Regardless of the method they choose, the point is to communicate.

Patients were excluded if they had cognitive deficits as evaluated by the mini-mental state examination (<24 points), were unable to communicate (<4 points on the Utrechts Communicatie Onderzoek, UCO), or lived more than 30 km from the rehabilitation centre.

The WirelessHART standard communicate on 15 channels, hence, theoretically, adding 14 access points could increase the number of available slots 15 times, if the access points are scheduled to communicate simultaneously on different channels in parallel.