Sentence examples for the points contained from inspiring English sources

Before talks broke down, the two men had agreed on nearly all of the points contained in the present proposal, except the role of the Fed.

The values of the matrix elements represent the maximum z coordinate of the points contained in their corresponding cells.

"We have raised concerns that map onto the points contained within the report for close to a year without getting a response," the letter added.

The former represents forest structure by means of 3D point cloud whereas the latter summarizes this information into a raster where each pixel represents the maximum height of the points contained within it.

Proposition 1 shows that x̂ is the optimal solution of subproblem (mathrm{P1} upsilon)) for any (upsiloninhat{B}^{theta}). Therefore, in practical implementations, we only are required to solve the subproblem (mathrm{P2} upsilon)) associated with the points contained in the set (B^{theta} setminus hat{B}^{theta}).

First, it does not take into account the area under the systolic part of the arterial curve, but does the standard deviation of the points contained by the arterial curve in a beat.

Concerning all parameters mentioned, the cytotoxicity of the points containing calcium hydroxide (Roeko Calcium Hydroxide) was not significantly different from all other points tested, with the exception of those containing chlorhexidine.

(A4) Through each point X not on a line l, at least two lines pass not meeting (parallel to) l. (A5) If a subset S of the points contains all points on the lines through pairs of distinct points of S, then the subset S contains all points of the geometric structure (see [11 14]).

Note that the marginal "+" sign that accompanies this entry is usually taken as Berkeley's indication that he has rejected or dropped consideration of the point contained therein.

The formal feedback provided by Apple is relatively short and to the point, contained in a letter submitted to the DMV and embedded below, signed by Apple Director of Product Integrity Steve Kenner (who also authored the letter that first revealed Apple's autonomy ambitions).

Get the Point: The new issue of the Point contains a thoughtful, wide-ranging feminist essay titled "Leaving Herland," by Nora Caplan-Bricker.