Sentence examples for sections point from inspiring English sources

Separate sections point you to the topic's Wikipedia page and related tweets.

Whether it be a veritable argument or not (and Wittgenstein never labeled it as such), these sections point out that for an utterance to be meaningful it must be possible in principle to subject it to public standards and criteria of correctness.

This feature will return more results than what's available in the category sections, pointing kids to more "safe" content like tutorials, how-to's, or other educational content.

Astonishingly in late Holocene times, between 4.2 and 3.1 ka cal BP, aggradations of coarse gravels even in distal floodplain areas overlap with sedimentation of fine material in adjacent river sections pointing to a complex constellation of parameters involved.

Our results, based on the histological analysis of NOA Leydig cells in semithin sections, pointed out that these cells underwent both hypertrophy and hyperplasia.

Use the diffuser attachment on your hair dryer to dry your hair in sections, pointing up from the bottom instead of drying from the top down.

Today all news sources in the "In The News" section point to internal Yahoo news pages.

The average amount of mucosal thickening in the anterior section (point E1 to floor of the sinus) was 4.63 ± 4.95 mm, in the middle section (point C1 to floor of the sinus) it was 4.87 ± 5.10 mm, and in the posterior section (point D1 to floor of the sinus) it was 3.46 ± 3.17 mm.

Expressions for the point strength method can be obtained easily using the same method as in the section 'Point strength method', approximating the electrodes to be flat.

However, the meso-scale deformation patterns observed in the Águas Claras road section point to a hitherto unrecognised level of structural complexity that may exist adjacent to comparable transpressional fault zones in many Mesozoic and Cenozoic settings.

In this work we use C-MOLD to estimate the critical thickness for injection by studying the flow parameters in the thinnest section point of the ISO-MC card.