Sentence examples for through the midpoint from inspiring English sources

For now, here is a look at the N.F.L. through the midpoint of the season.

The x-intercept of line k is -4, and line k passes through the midpoint of the line segment whose endpoints are (2, 9) and (2,0).

— NATE SILVER All of the states that Rick Santorum has won so far — North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee and Colorado — are contiguous with one another, forming a belt that stretches north-to-south through the midpoint of the country.

Communities became increasingly complex, and generic diversity (diversity of organisms at genus level) increased through the midpoint of the Middle Permian (Guadalupian) Epoch (272.3 million to 259.9 million years ago).

Z-sections were taken at a line running through the midpoint of the XY plane.

It is crucial to observe that in such a displacement, the barriers I, IV0 and V are rigidly attached to Π 2 (and hence remain fixed), and the barrier III continues to pass through the midpoint on the x-axis.

Specifically, the line through the midpoints of the crista iliaca markers and the PSIS markers was used to define its axes in the saggital plane (direction posterior-anterior).

A custom computer program was used to construct the midplanes of vertebrae defined as a line running through the midpoints between anterior two corners and posterior two corners, bisectrix between two midplanes, and the perpendiculars from centers of the adjacent vertebrae in order to calculate the relative angulation and translation of cervical spine [ 8, 12].

If you could somehow saw through the bridge at its midpoint, through the center of the kink, the two halves would fall into the river in opposite directions.

Analytic and numerical methods are used to predict fluid flow in a thin rectangular sheet of porous material when fluid is extracted through a port at the midpoint of one of the edges of the sheet.

"With a pipette I added a last drop of ink into a messed up petri dish and saw this single drop expanding from the midpoint through to the edge of the petri dish before contracting in a fast reaction and decomposing into a mesh of thousands of microscopic dots," De Giuli explains.