Sentence examples for takes a point from inspiring English sources
A function like Riemann's zeta function is simply a rule that takes a point on this plane and sends it to some other point.
"He takes a point of view that is often more compatible with representatives from the South or the West," said Representative Frank Pallone Jr., a Democrat from New Jersey.
2.19pm: French Open final: Federer v Soderling, 2-0 Soderling takes a point back on his opening service to make it 15-30, but he then double faults and hands the opning game to Federer.
Considering the new feasible set including the target node position, we may design an algorithm that takes a point inside the feasible set as an estimate (Remark 1).
The local coordinate chart (e.g. (c_c)) takes a point on the surface (e.g. ((u_c,v_cc)in U_csubset mathbb {R}^2)) and maps it to a point on the manifold (which is embedded in (mathbb {R}^3)).
"I now will require any member who takes a point of order along the same lines to immediately leave the chamber," he said, sparking a walkout of more than a dozen parliamentarians.
They took a point then and now they merited more.
"It's slightly disappointing but we'll take a point.
He just doesn't take a point off".
He took a point here and another there.
Macdonald is taking a point or order to object to people cackling and misquoting him.
