Sentence examples for shaking points from inspiring English sources

The first step in automating a shake-and-catch type harvesting system is to develop a machine vision system for detecting tree branches and localising shaking points in those branches.

Almost every time Mr. Bradley ripped off an attack on Mr. Gore, the vice president would mug for the crowd, theatrically mouthing "Not true!" at points, shaking his head in mock dismay at others.

Then Jayasuriya's one-day career ended rather anti-climatically when he drilled a poor delivery from Bresnan to Eoin Morgan at backward point, shaking his head as he walked off to a standing ovation.

'That's a living child,' I said in a shaking voice, pointing at the slops pail.

Getting rather carried away, Schama exclaimed: "Say it ain't so, Uncle Tom! What about the tweety chicks, the little wabbits?" Well, it's certainly shaking A Point of View up a bit.

Her hand moves rhythmically, shaking and pointing, as a way to underscore the potential of new realities for a future generation.

"I know her voice," Mr. Jackson said yesterday, shaking his head and pointing with his foot to the spot where Ms. Luckett's blood stained the curb.

"Just not long enough," he sighs, shaking his head and pointing to a five-year rent advertised in the classified pages of Farmers Weekly.Finally, Britons may be more sentimental about their countryside than others.

She pointed, shook her head and said: "Coppi?

Mr. Sang swiveled back and forth in his chair and at one point shook his head.

But Mattea shook her head, pointing out that she hadn't even learned to drive the boat.