Sentence examples for points which make from inspiring English sources

They also plan to tackle the country's shortage of internet exchange points, which make eavesdropping easier.

An article in IAR should draw upon all key elements of the existing literature on a topic, have a broad geographical scope, and provide general points which make it compelling to a wide public.

The number of operations, which are processed during the optimization step (see (8)), is evaluated from the number, which is the number of texture pixels, the appearance vector dimension and the points which make up the shape.

They also plan to tackle the country's shortage of internet exchange points, which makes eavesdropping easier.

"To win a game, you have to plan to score more than 20 points, which makes it an exciting league.

That beautifully played slam by Bianco gained her team 14 international match points, which made the difference between victory and defeat in the match.

He scored 20 points, which makes him, for now, the league's top scorer, and Saracens want to give him space to build on that.

With only 12 games left, Young Boys trail Zurich by six points which makes this one the definitive, er, sechs Puenkter, especially with Christian Gross's second-placed Basle expected to take three easy points at home to struggling FC Vaduz.

But in 2008 the system changed to match points, which made for more cagey contests as teams tried to squeeze out a win on one board while halving the other three.

Harder paving grade bitumens have higher softening points, which makes the asphalt better able to withstand high summer temperatures.

First, some user privacy information has to be disclosed to access points, which makes malicious access point be able to track a specific mobile user.