Sentence examples for separated by points from inspiring English sources

Australia's victory secures their place in the final, where they will meet England or New Zealand - who face each other in their final group game on Saturday and are currently only separated by points scored.

Two clearly distinct groups of data are most evident in the 3-dimensional plot of leverage, degree, and betweenness, separated by points from the synthetic network (Figure 5).

The arterial pulse is separated by points A, B, C, and G, and divided into 3 segments, A → B, B → C, and C → G, as Figure 4(a) shows.

Gaddis, in one letter, describes to his daughter why he and his wife have separated by pointing to his second book: "It's got to do," he says, "with what sociologist David Reisman labeled as 'inner directed' vs. 'outer directed' people, and very much what JR is all about".

12 Joinpoint regression identifies periods when distinct linear or log-linear trends are separated by inflexion points ("join points").

After the games of last weekend, the top five clubs in the standings in Germany are separated by 9 points, by 15 points in England and Italy, and by 19 points in Spain.

States currently separated by 5 points to 9 points appear in pink (Republican) and light blue (Democrat).

That's seven points lost, and in their Pacific Division teams No. 2 through No. 5 were separated by five points heading into Thursday's games.

The Canaries are 13th in the table, two points ahead of Swansea in a tight relegation battle that has the bottom 11 clubs separated by 13 points.

Lens were inspired by second-half substitute Eric Carrière, but the point leaves them still hovering just above PSG as one of the eight teams separated by five points above second-from-bottom Toulouse.

The sides were separated by 31 points and 23 places at the start of the afternoon and Peterborough had picked up only one point from their previous eight games.