Sentence examples for points to indicate from inspiring English sources

There is also a second set of title cards, printed in a plainer font, without multiple exclamation points, to indicate scenes that are still missing.

We will use landmark points to indicate the contour of the ventricular defect by left clicking to place each point.

For example, the first choice 'Never Me' was given zero points to indicate that the anxiety level of the students was almost mute if they had chosen it as their choice.

Here are a couple of data points to indicate that is exactly what is happening.

In the original scale, scoring was made according to standardised anchor points to indicate "normal" response (scored as 0), "equivocal response" (0.5), "abnormal" response (1) or "grossly abnormal" response (2).

Thus, we afforded the benefit of distinct cutoff points to indicate when the sensel window should be moved.

In our time, the writing of Tom Wolfe has made stylish use of the dash; he combines it with italics and the midsentence exclamation point to indicate herky-jerkiness or panic in thinking.

Therefore, we introduce this point to indicate measures that could be taken proactively to play safe in such situations.

Hence, the present work adopts a new technique i.e. use of inflection point to indicate the end of solidification process.

It may therefore be in point to indicate briefly the principal differences between the two schools: (1) Wittgensteinian analysis has, for its sole end, the resolution of philosophical enigmas.

The 2007 study found that chimpanzees, cotton-top tamarins, and rhesus macaques can distinguish intentional gestures, such as pointing to indicate a container with food inside, from seemingly accidental actions such as a hand flopping against a container.