"The software likes details and remarkable points".
The first remarkable point is that we all know what they mean.
Valegro's remarkable points tallies at these Olympics have had dressage aficionados drooling with admiration.
The remarkable point is that American gun violence persists at its astonishingly high levels in spite of the general decline in the rich world of violent crime.
Guiraudie fills the movie with remarkable point-of-view shots, which are both the visual and the psychological core of the film.
At one remarkable point, the electronic sounds are curving quickly up into the upper treble, and they take some of the instruments with them, to disappear through a hole in the sky.
A quite remarkable point plays out, Djokovic, all granite and elastic with his outrageously long reach, scampers all over the shop before flicking an attempted backhand cross-court pass.
Pironkova, who beat 2007 finalist Marion Bartoli in the fourth round, won a remarkable point at 3-2 to prevent Williams holding serve, firing back a smash she had no right to get to before forcing the American into an error as the pair traded blows at the net.
But the authors also noted a remarkable point: "A strikingly significant proportion of returnees support Chinese foreign policy, regardless of 'whether it is right or wrong.' " This may be a result of self-selection (nationalistic students are more likely to return), but it also underscores the magnifying effect of living far away from home.
Photograph: Suzanne Plunkett/Reuters Updated at 6.34pm BST 5.49pm BST Djokovic breaks Fifth set: *Djokovic 7-5, 4-6, 7-6, 6-7, 5-3 Del Potro (*denotes next server) Djokovic has the crowd on his feet after getting to 15-30 on Del Potro's serve, that was a quite remarkable point of twists and turns and toings and froings.
