Sentence examples for the foremost point of from inspiring English sources

Bow wave, progressive disturbance propagated through a fluid such as water or air as the result of displacement by the foremost point of an object moving through it at a speed greater than the speed of a wave moving across the water.

A posterior one was made at the foremost point of articular eminence while an anterior one was made at 15 mm in front of the posterior line.

It starts to expand after reaching the foremost point of the leading edge and then bursts, resulting in flow turbulence and stall.

We measured the head length as the distance between the foremost point of the snout and the rearmost point along the operculum using a scale photographed in the background of the images.

Some foremost points of concern in river management near hydraulic structures are transport, spreading and mixing of suspended matter and pollutants, transport of sediment and the associated erosion and deposition phenomena.

At that point, the foremost purpose of priestly celibacy was to clearly distinguish and separate the priests from the laity, to elevate the status of the clergy.

In contrast, the gray morph crouches down and points the foremost two pairs of legs directly forward, crosses the tips of the legs creating a triangle-like configuration, holds his orange-colored palps beneath his forward eyes, and glides back and forth in stationary or receding semi-circles in front of the female, at 3 cm away.

One of the foremost researchers of bias, Kahneman, has pointed out that knowing about a bias isn't enough to make it disappear from your decision-making calculus.

There, he has jousted with American diplomats and smoothed over differences, always putting China's interests foremost, but listening to the American point of view, say Americans who have worked with him.

The foremost observational astronomer of the period was Sir William Herschel.

It was the foremost precursor of vaudeville.