Sentence examples for which is pointed from inspiring English sources

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

Increased rigidity is found to be correlated to particular arrangement of mixture size spheres which is pointed out using the Pair Correlation Function.

The rest of the video shows him perched against a stone in the field with a bayonet fixed to his rifle, which is pointed outward, as if at an unseen enemy.

We present a general framework for the study of KMS states of generalized gauge actions on the C⁎-algebra of a Cayley graph which is pointed by considering the neutral element of the group as a distinguished vertex.

And when we look at this, it's actually split by what's called a nodal plane, which is pointed out in light orange here on this picture, but what we just mean is that there is this whole plane that separates the two lobes where there is absolutely no electron density.

He does not care for native clothes cutters, which is pointed out more than once when he finds that Pierre, a tailor's assistant, is much infatuated with the beauteous Eve, a cobbler's daughter, whom the Duke had sent to Paris to be educated.There is a distinctive touch in a duel sequence in this pictorial effort.

Try to find the camera which is pointing at you.

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

"I had absolutely no such skills, which was pointed out to me rather frequently," explained Joy with a characteristic dryness.

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

In addition, we've updated the link to El Diario, which was pointing to the wrong site. .