Sentence examples for wild points from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wild points out that, during the height of the financial crisis in 2008, the investment-grade bond fund lost 4.65 percent.

In contrary, when σ is smaller, the predicted density assumes non Gaussian shapes, but with the hazard that wild points may have a great effect on the estimate.

Only seven minutes of the second half had elapsed at that wild point.

A group of Fuegians were perched on a wild point overhanging the sea; and as we passed by, they sprang up and sent forth a loud and sonorous shout.

The five-mile paddle to Grove Ferry took us through Stodmarsh nature reserve and our guide, Andrew Magnell from Canoe Wild, pointed out herons and marsh harriers, and signs of beavers and woodpeckers.

The influence of data quality is studied by applying data truncation from seven to two digits, as well as by introduction of a wild point.

Street kids on the subway would go wild, pointing and hollering, their laughter slowly but surely turning into overt envy.

"They plan on continuing this for at least 20 years," McAllister, the director and co-founder of conservation organization Pacific Wild, pointed out.

The results in Fig. 9 show that the SINR performance of WCB decreases greatly when pointing error exceeds 2°; the IRAB and IWCB exhibit stable performance in the DOA uncertainty range θ W =8∘; the DLWCB has a wilder pointing error range and does not subject to the 2° pointing error constraint.

Jonny Bealby, the founder of adventure tour operator Wild Frontiers, points to areas where visitors have been snapping up tours.

The reduction of translation by the overlapping uORF in the wild type points to the fact that wild-type ribosomes reinitiate after translating the upstream uORF.