Sentence examples for so as to point from inspiring English sources

After a preliminary model validation on the grounds of some experiments carried out ad hoc, the mathematical model is used for the analysis of the flashback phenomenon, so as to point out the key parameters that affect burner operation stability.

This was to be compared with single-level (regular hydrolysis) experiments so as to point out the effect of a more advanced temperature control; small reactors tend to suffer from temperature overshooting.

Beyond extending our understanding of neuronal function and pathology, the alterations in channel conductance can now be targeted with specific drugs so as to point to new directions in therapy of cognitive disabilities of DS.

Who, then, would be so churlish as to point out that turtle protocols are actually enforced by law?

A Chicago alderman went so far as to point out that he could easily bottle up land-use legislation the company would need to open a new restaurant.

The Web site goes so far as to point out that sometimes, strangers are the ones who have your best interest in mind.

The report does not go so far as to point fingers, but does say that "connivance, collaboration and cooperation at some levels cannot be entirely discounted".

Obama might be so rude as to point out how these top earners are whining all the way to the bank even as the G.O.P. opposes extending more benefits to the unemployed and new tax cuts to small business.

Mr Kim went so far as to point out priority targets, including radar posts and rocket sites, said KCNA, the North Korean news agency.These are not normal times.

And he has the rare ability to consider his projects with a critical eye, even going so far as to point out flaws that a visitor might have overlooked.

Wanda Kaczynski believed that that event had caused a lot of Ted's problems, and had gone so far as to point it out to the FBI the first time she was interviewed by them.