Sentence examples for smallest point from inspiring English sources

Découpage demanded a faultless eye and deft fingers; the smallest point or curve in a letter had to be rendered with precision.

The site adds: Hall observed that, "the smallest point of a pencil could scarely give it a place on any map which should not exaggerate its proportions".

The trade deficit fell nearly 21 percent in December from November, to $38.5 billion, the smallest point in nearly three years, as exports rose while oil imports plummeted.

At its smallest point last summer, the firm's composition was four Democrats and one Republican — a near-180 degree switch from the partisan tilt the Federalist Group started with.

Extra bits will increase when smallest point is used to substitute for zero point because location and value for every smallest point is recoded, which consumes significant amount of EC for achieving lossless recovery [27].

The 1-point spread between Virginia and Texas Tech matches the smallest point spread since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985.

Slowly increase the camera-to-microlens distance until the contents of each ''grid cell" in the previous step form the smallest point-like pattern possible.

The wholeness of the project can be judged by a glance at such a humdrum detail as the page numbers, which are also garnered from the same magazines: "38" is followed by the well found "only 39?"; the last page, "437", is numbered with the smallest point-size in the book, as if to conceal by paradox the feeling of triumph and relief with which it must have been pasted on.

The smallest points were scrutinized.

The smallest pointing force was found in the conditions with highest IDs.

Anything that draws in at your smallest points is a safe bet.