Sentence examples for points was realised from inspiring English sources

Probabilistic tracking from the seed points was realised by using the PiCo [47] approach.

The tipping point was realising that I could still be paying off my student loans well into my forties.

Although the fans will not want to hurry Kenny McLean or John McGinn out of the exit door, those players are assets whose transfer value could at one point be realised for the betterment of the squad as a whole.

By treating the stainless steel fibres with different silane coupling agents, an increase of 50% in the transverse 3-point-bending strength was realised.

This important point must be realised because there is also no correlation between gland function and grade of infiltration in humans.

Another great point of confusion was realising that the middle-class way of being was itself as homogenising as anything I'd known previously.

So the turning point for me was realising that I did not want to do research for the rest of my life.

He added: "He's just come to the point where perhaps he's realised that his body can't do what he wants it to do.

Gilmour, Barrett's replacement, later referred to those instrumentals as "that psychedelic noodling stuff", and with Waters cited 1971's Meddle as a turning-point towards what would be realised on the album.

It is shown here that for such C*-algebras (and many others) the map rA must preserve extreme points, and that any continuous affine surjection between metrisable Choquet simplices which preserves extreme points and is open can be realised as the rA-map corresponding to a simple unital inductive limit C*-algebra of a sequence of finite direct sums of matrix algebras over C[0,1].

Certain points of agreement, however, can be realised.