Sentence examples for tap point from inspiring English sources
The exponential growth of Classical Revolution and other innovative chamber music entities, like the San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music and Opera on Tap, point to a broader trend in classical music — with its traditionally lofty image and high ticket prices — of making it more approachable.
Infant chimpanzees start to follow tap, point, and head turn cues of an experimenter by nine months of age.
The operators of "tap points" must pay thousands of dollars a month for security, and labour, but they can make over $1m a month from stealing oil and selling it on to traders.
Each tapping point, says SDN, can earn more than £500,000 a month but its investors must pay armed guards, the military, contractors, local communities and even oil company staff.
When using suitable holding and tapping points, the frequencies of the three "fundamental" eigenmodes can be observed "by ear".
And even in places where homebrewing is legal, a host of subsidiary regulations still gum up the taps, points out Gary Glass of AHA.
Despite initial doubts from city councillors, the beer pipeline has become an urban hit, sparking endless jokes about illegal tapping points and secret home drilling.
The present study empirically tests the keystroke-level model (KLM) for predicting the time performance of basic interaction controls on the touch-sensitive smartphone interface (i.e., tapping, pointing, dragging, and flicking).
Straight-pipe pneumatic conveying characteristics obtained from two sets of pressure tapings installed at different locations of pipeline have shown that the trends and relative magnitudes of the pressure drops can be significantly different depending on the location of pressure tapping points, thus indicating a change in flow mechanism along the direction of flow.
angular position of the pressure tapping points on three blades.
Those tapping points were located at the mid-plane of each blade to measure the pressure at every 10° interval on the blade surface.
