Sentence examples for the striking point from inspiring English sources

The spherical shell model yields a temporary negative pressure opposite to the striking point and a persistent sharp drop in pressure close to the center.

In this paper a simulation ground is designed to track the lightning path from cloud to the striking point on high voltage overhead line (OHL) structures.

The set of variables to be optimized includes the linear mass density and tension of the piano strings and the position of the striking point.

But, and this is the striking point, we are the only country where the rich have been hit as hard as the poor.

But he also made the striking point that by reasserting democracy after 1870, France weakened the voice of Paris as against the provinces, which were perennially jealous of the capital's pre-eminence.

The striking point for the M j 6.5 event is that a significant non-double couple component is included in the JMA focal mechanisms (Fig. 1).

The striking points are both the very low level of inward investment given the size of overall inflow, and the remarkable position of Korea as a net direct investor abroad.

When I was talking to Fukushima workers last year ("The Fallout," October 11 , 2011, one of the striking points was how much of the effects of Fukushima hinged, for better or worse, on things outside of anyone's control.

The striking points made by all speakers seemed to be the inter-connectivity of the systems that support a life worth living: access to food and water, avoidance of human conflict, and the preservation of the natural systems and resources that provide us with so much, most of which we blithely take for granted until they are gone forever.

In the run-up to the election, the most striking point of agreement between strategists in both parties is that the winner will have a very narrow margin.

While Mr. Biden sought to demonstrate the inadequacy of the Bush plan with side-by-side comparisons, the most striking point was the similarity of the two documents.