Sentence examples for points to decide from inspiring English sources

The assistant deputy coroner, Jeremy Freeman, gave the jury 16 points to decide when they retired.

It takes 8 1/2 points to decide the contest, which will go a maximum of 16 games.

Use your research on global flash points to decide whether the clock, currently set to five minutes before midnight, should be reset in light of recent events.

"We still have to play 25 more games and there are many points to decide who will be the champions this year".

Perhaps more than any horse or horseman, the most talked about aspect on the road to the 139th Kentucky Derby this year has been a matter of points: To decide which 20 horses will be in the starting gates on Saturday at Churchill Downs, race officials created a new qualifying system.

One of the major points to decide upon was the identification of a model for primary care which could maximize access while minimizing the risk of overdose.

Following these two vanishing lines, the vanishing point is cooperated with the fifth point to decide the horizontal line and derive the depth map.

Notice that Eq. 17 is the key point to decide when a TCP connection finishes its transmission and a new one is created.

"It's not prudent at this point to decide to attack Iran," said Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in the interview.

There is no strict cut-off point to decide whether an instrument is reliable or not.

The summation of all trees provides a "vote" on each data point to decide which class (true/chromosomal, false/nonchromosomal) the data point (e.g., a protein) is likely to be.