Sentence examples for pupil points from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our system needs to be able to track pupil points.

A sharp pupil pointed out "in that case you can't step into the same river once", since if everything is constantly in flux, so is the identity of the individual stepping into the water.

In the original Stiles-Crawford setup [ 1] and posterior variations as introduced by Enoch & Hope [ 9], the entrance beam angle is changed while the subject compares the reduction in visibility with that of a reference beam entering the eye at the pupil point of maximum visibility.

The game give pupils points for successful tasks, incentivising development.

His listening qualities haven't only benefited pupils, points out the school's head and Jones's colleague of many years, Mel Lewis.

In a speech in Kirklees, west Yorkshire, he also vowed to fire exam markers whom he said were awarding pupils points for writing only "fuck off" on their papers.

Twenty children of three and four answer: "The spine!" The instructor then asks, "Where is your spine?" and all the little pupils point to the right place.

From our pupils' point of view it has been good for them to see me as a learner of a foreign language.

From the pupils' point of view, having access to workshops and seminars run by university staff also gives some experience of the university experience, particularly when as in the current case the teaching material is precisely at the undergraduate level.

For completeness, the Gaussian beam, uniform source, and the full-pupil point-scanning on-axis image irradiance are plotted.

The plot of the on-axis image irradiance for the divided-pupil point-scan is shown in Fig. 3c.