Sentence examples for which are pointed from inspiring English sources

I know they are microscopic, but microscopic what? A. Worms, specifically roundworms: smooth, unsegmented, narrowly cylindrical invertebrates, which are pointed at both ends.

Gratani et al. (1980) show its low biomass production capability respect to other Mediterranean shrubs which are pointed out by the significant lowest M. communis PN rates during the study period compared to the other considered species.

Additionally some model parameters might be needed by the (modeled) dressing functions which are pointed to by every structure dse via struct mod, defined by the user.

It resembles a miscellany or scrapbook, some parts of which are pointed and clever, such as Poehler's chapter on divorce (she was formerly married to the actor Will Arnett, with whom she has two sons).

This perplexing conclusion, which was pointed out by Russell, is known as Russell's paradox.

They let themselves slowly down the blade, which was pointed toward the ground, and got to work.

She was, in fact, admitting to breaking the law, which was pointed out to her soon afterward.

However, an error appeared in the H∞ performance analysis, which is pointed out in this note.

All lenses and layers had horizontal interfaces, except the lowest interface, which was pointed down in the middle.

Threshold of 0.05 was used to define statistically significant correlations, which were pointed by '+' in the respective cell.

Rotational alignment of the tibial component was performed using an extramedullary rod, which was pointed toward the second metatarsal bone.