Sentence examples for visible points from inspiring English sources

The paper's authors suggest that this tendency springs from the way people process visual information, giving undue weight to especially visible points, like the tips and bottoms of a graphed line with long runs.

The sailors of the South Seas made the world's first navigating devices, which were crude combinations of notched sticks that could be used to plot the position of a boat between two fixed stars — the only visible points of reference.

(The very fact that Furiosa has a prosthetic arm — and, when she loses it, fights with the stump visible — points to the vulnerable flesh that renders violence as dramatic as it is horrific).

Line 5: hide the DrugBank grid points, leaving only the molecules uploaded by the user as visible points.

Note that the option "hideDB" in the control panel allows one to remove the drugbank compounds, which leaves only the external library as visible points.

The green part represents the vegetation on the surface and houses of the visible points, then the distances between trees and wires can be measured.

"Goat Hill is the most visible point in the whole of Raton.

For now, the most visible point of contention is in Kashmir.

I say "decides," but Mr. Stephens doesn't give us a visible point of reckoning.

Now we were looking at a big distant barrier, white over charcoal green, its highest visible point the stratovolcano Mt. Adams.

By the end of the campaign, immigration reform, another policy championed by Stephenson in his op-ed, had become Brat's most visible point of attack against Cantor.