Sentence examples for recognized point from inspiring English sources

According to results, maximum temperature is the best recognized point to optimize viscosity and thermal conductivity simultaneously.

Identification is possible without measuring vibrations at all recognized points on a structure which respond to excitation at each recognized point.

As Rawls says, this ideal "provides a publicly recognized point of view from which all citizens can examine before one another whether their political and social institutions are just.

Considering that the gas-sensing mechanisms of graphene is uncertain and related research is rare, herein, we just give a recognized point of view as a general introduction of the reference of other related literatures [200, 201, 202, 203].

The role of symmetries in the mechanisms of visual perception in V1 is a well recognized point [9 11], as well as the uncertainty principle was already invoked to explain relevant cortical morphologies [12, 13].

"Do active shooters need to be one recognized point on the school safety threat continuum and its corresponding preparedness continuum?

Still, recognizing points on a map isn't the same as understanding the territory itself.

With each tactical decision, they proved adept at looking many moves ahead, at recognizing points of attack and applying appropriate pressure.

B. pseudomallei is designated a group B bioterrorism agent, which necessitates rapidly recognizing point-source outbreaks.

Recognizing points of agreement serves to legitimize the perspectives of others, as well as one's own, and provides opportunities for bridging the distance between self and others [ 12, 13].

Lubbock recognized a point later made by the German theologian and philosopher Rudolf Otto (1869 1937) in distinguishing between the unique holiness (separateness) of God and his ethical characteristics.