Sentence examples for those points that from inspiring English sources

It was one of those points that was supposed to be resolved in conference committee.

"It's definitely designed to improve the overall airport experience and all those points that could potentially cause stress," said Nancy Knipp, managing director of premium services at American.

And it was those points that appeared to make the difference: both players were about even from the baseline but Rafa won 10 points more at the net.

The first experiment investigated how many data points from stage one need to be retained in order to reliably identify those points that have the hightest influence on hydrologically relevant metrics.

The lc_sigma_clip routine provided by the lightcurves.py script performs an iterative sigma-clipping algorithm, removing those points that fall outside +/-3 sigma from the mean at each iteration until all data points are within +/-3 sigma (the number of sigma used to clip the data defaults to 3 but can be changed).

Here we use the regInsideRegion routine to find out whether the point at (12,11) is inside the circle centered at (10,10) with a radius of 4 pixels; if the routinr returns 1 then it is, otherwise it returns 0. then it would have selected those points that lie outside the region.

Those were some of the points that were raised.

Understanding the limitations of current techniques when applied to video is important, because it helps identify those weak points that require further consideration.

"With the allegation that the White House changed those talking points, that is false," Ms. Feinstein said on the NBC News program "Meet the Press".

The chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., appearing with Rogers, said: "The allegation that the White House changed those talking points, that is false.

The tables are turned now, with Nadal serving second... and after missing those match points, that'll be tough on the Spaniard.