Sentence examples for proper to point from inspiring English sources

So it is proper to point out that he was born in Douglas, Arizona, which is and will always be (unless the wind blows it away) a small place on the Mexican border.

It is proper to point out that there exist specific decoding schemes, such as those based on layered Belief Propagation (BP) algorithm [21], that can lower the aforesaid computational cost.

But their transgressions are so very minor when held up to the rest of what happened in the past week that we just don't think it would be proper to point these foibles out this particular week.

Teach your child to be polite and that it is not proper to point or to stare at others who might be of a different religion or color.

Now they have a proper tombstone to point at.

Giacomo showed the children many of his own magnificent photos – from AIDS sufferers in Africa, to tsunami survivors in Asia – to point out proper technique, and asked the children for their opinions, leading to lively discussions.

And it didn't need a black monolith to point it in the proper direction.

The ideal situation is for MGI, the trusted authority, to point authors to the proper genotype information.

In general, the activities proper to intellectual creatures point much more directly than merely sensible or sentient creatures to the divine Source.

Therefore it is not proper to use the point kinetics based model for control system design and verification.

TRAP stained regions were categorized based on location: the segment from alveolar crest (defined as the curved surface connecting the mesial and distal faces of the alveolar bone proper) to the starting point of secondary cementum as the coronal segment, and from secondary cementum to the apex as the apical segment.