Sentence examples for points to present from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, adding in the seven spheres from each image, we have multiples of 1960 possible data points to present.

Zohoy used bullet points to present the objectives of his marketing plan, in addition to the implementation plan for his company Efficient Motor.

It makes use of values of interpolation points to present coefficients of expanded form of the numerical solution, and as a result its computing scheme is complex and the corresponding error analysis is tedious.

"We don't have a proposal at this point to present".

Enter Hamburg-based Minubo, which offers what it calls Business Intelligence as a Service, a central "Data Hub" hosted in the cloud that pulls in an online retailer's various data-points to present a holistic view of their analytics to enable them to make "better, data-driven decisions".

"When she speaks to reviewers from NSF, or casual visitors to the observatory, she always made it a point to present technical details clearly.

I'm glad that the producers of Mad Men made a point to present minority characters, like Shirley, who live at the intersections of race, gender, class, sexuality, etc., and portray them in such a way that viewers who live at similar intersections can identify with them and those who may not are empathetic to their experiences.

Therefore, some researchers used the cumulative distance of every point to present the distance of the sequences [ 20, 27, 28].

Even violence portrayed in order to make a moral or educational point, to present social conflicts or children's rights being abrogated can have negative impacts on viewers.

"Items" points to present-day designers such as Hood by Air and Yohji Yamamoto as continuing Gernreich's project.

We report on hallmarks of its discovery, its structural and functional characterization and localization over time, and point to present days' knowledge on its position as a member of a large family.