Sentence examples for range of points from inspiring English sources

Cameron switched from a stance of defiance last Thursday to apparent capitulation on a range of points over the weekend.

(You might read some of the comments by Times readers to discover a range of points of view on the issue).

The technique is used to determine the displacement of a range of points on the beams' surfaces at selected load levels up to and after failure.

Like the games in the Tomb Raider series, it is a third-person action-adventure in which the player sees the character from a range of points of view.

The Center is committed to extending the population of involved faculty by providing a broad range of points of access: workshops, forums, individual consultations, as well as ongoing and sustaining support in the development of projects.

Ed Miliband took the second interview, and got a very hard time (though no harder than David Cameron) on a range of points, including being a "North London geek".

We find that a wide range of different assumptions lead to a narrow range of point estimates and error distributions.

Improved capabilities in microfluidics, electrochemistry, and portable assays have resulted in the development of a wide range of point-of-use sensors intended for environmental, medical, and agricultural detection in resource-limited environments in developing countries.

Results show that the radon-222 profile method can estimate a narrower range of point-scale flux than the temperature profile method.

But he says that "the committee worked diligently for about a year, hearing from an enormous variety of informants and experts with a whole range of point of views.

The curve (theta = 75) has the maximum reduction in the stress concentration factor; however, at a range of point 60°, high stress can be observed.