Sentence examples for upper point of from inspiring English sources

He carries an equipment bag filled with footballs, and a white tee made out of small pipes by his father; set against the upper point of a football, the tee holds it upright.

I set out at 4 O' Clock P.M. in the presence of many of the Neighbouring inhabitents, and proceeded on under a jentle brease up the Missourie to the upper Point of the 1st Island 4 miles...a heavy rain this afternoon.THUS wrote Captain William Clark on May 14th 1804.

Placement of the Actigraph on the hip is near the upper point of the iliac crest at the right side.

This included extending the upper point of the calibration curve to 4000 μg/L for metaxalone and 400 μg/L for all other pharmaceuticals after April 2009.

However, it provides the lower point in the estimate of rattan resources of the country while the NRAP calculation (5 608 mlm) provides the upper point of the estimate.

The cultures have similar purities: (QL [the lower point of interquartile range], QU [the upper point of interquartile range]) = (95%, 99%) for AS-BMSCs, (QL, QU) = (96%, 98%) for HD1-BMSCs and (QL, QU) = (96%, 99%) for HD2-BMSCs.

If you look at the closeup of the triangle on the far right above, you can see that the left and upper points of the triangle are composed of two lights that have moved close enough together to form one point.

Your "dimples" should fall just outside of these creases, beginning roughly around the area just above the upper points of your lips.

While performing a right upper quadrant point-of-care ultrasound to assess for biliary pathology, a negative sonographic Murphy sign was noted, while maximal tenderness was found directly over the ipsilateral kidney, in all orientations [5].

For the straight cup side, both the experimental and the FEM simulation results showed that the higher radial stress was at the upper tangential point of the punch.

The location with the predicted leading radial stress during the drawing was found always at the upper tangential point of the punch shoulder, where the sheet material disengaged from the punch.