Sentence examples for tangential point from inspiring English sources

Mullan's usage brings up a tangential point: Britons use homeliness for what we would call homeyness.

The Telegraph also raised a tangential point that struck a couple of other papers about the "shadowy and allegedly independent body" known as the Honours Forfeiture Committee.

The ethics of allowing faith-based groups to have a central role in healthcare provision have been well rehearsed: there's an interesting tangential point, here, when you look at the other work undertaken by charities lining up to do abortion counselling.

The mapping f leaves invariant the family of horocyclics with tangential point at infinity.

We now suppose that (f:mathbb {H}to mathbb {H}) is a K-quasiconformal mapping such that f maps horocyclics with tangential point at (x_{0}in mathbb {R}) onto horocyclics with tangential point at (x_{1}in mathbb {R}).

For (i=0, 1), let (H_{i}) be a horocyclic with tangential point at (x_{i}) and (H_{infty}^{i}subset mathbb {H}) be a horocyclic with tangential point at infinity.

These do not turn out to be tangential points.

He is put together in a series of stories from different, tangential points of view.

And yet I must confess that there were a few tangential points in von Junzt's account that caused me some misgiving.

So Rosi's principal character is actually a young, hunting-obsessed boy called Samuele, born into a traditional fishing family – and it is through his tangential points of contact with the wider world that we begin to see the colossal tragedy acting out.

A validation of the tangential point-contact model against Kalker׳s transient variational contact model reveals that the point-contact model performs well within the squeal model up to at least 5 kHz.