Sentence examples for which were pointed from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons that the Palestinian decision to pursue a unilateral declaration of a state at the United Nations is a mistake, some of which were pointed out in your Sept. 12 editorial "Palestinian Statehood".

While acquisitions, which were pointed out by students in the CAS group, but never mentioned in traditional group are "using representations", the only acquisitions pointed out in the traditional group but never mentioned in the CAS group are "proving theorems".

The disadvantages of the B/ZM-grid (Figure 4b) and C-grid (Figure 4c) arrangements, which were pointed out by Ničkovic et al. ([2002]), on the hexagonal grid were partially solved by Ringler and Randall ([2002]) and Thuburn et al. ([2009]), respectively.

This assertion can be checked when regarding (w_{k_{2}}^{d} tau,m,epsilon)) in Proposition 11, and for (mathcal{L}^{d}_{q 1/kappa}(w^{d}_{k_{1}})(tau,m,epsilon)) from the properties which are endowed by this function from (w^{d}_{k_{1}} tau,m,epsilon)) which were pointed out in Proposition 10.

According to Dustin Robertson, editor of the "Hollywood" video, the sequences featuring Madonna in a red dress staring into a mirror are the ones which were pointed by Bourdin's estate in the lawsuit.

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.

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