point造句

Point of penetration; Breakthrough point

discrete point method

So there is one point.

far-end face-off point

But blood is edible, I point out.

Each with their own governance, ethos and infrastructure, but able to send messages from point to point to point.

But you can see the point.

Have you got the point yet?

Maybe he, and they, have a point.

We are at one on that point.

N: Centrifugal force pushes it toward the point furthest, away from the point of rotation.

But utility isn't the point; the real point is to ascend into Apple's elegant world.

Give yourself a point for good office politics and a point for bravery.

Therefore, the person is the jumping-off point of education, is also the educational terminal point.

Any questions about those freezing point depression and boiling point elevation. Yes.

The first insertion point after the closing parenthesis now reappears.

Enemy was totally destroyed at the ambush point.

He drew my attention to a point I had overlooked.

This point is called the bridle, or frenulum.

Or not, depending on your point of view.

The mechanic and the two work-girls examined him point by point before resuming their conversation in a subdued voice.

At some point, indicators such as consumer confidence and housing starts will bottom out, but where is that point?

The new dart will be obtained by closing up the neck dart. Pivot the pattern therefore, so that point C meets point A. Mark in point B around to C.

The lowest point (perigee) of the ISS was 347 kilometers and the highest point (apogee) of the SH-7 orbit was 336 kilometers.

In ACF / TCAM, any point-to-point line configuration in which the station on the line does not use polling and addressing characters.

Sperber and Mercier, however, point out that this is true only if the point of reasoning is to draw true conclusions.

Mouse operation, if on the wrong color can point to the rubber game to obliterate. Op point notes screen buttons can be moved.

This opens the final screen in the Verification Point and Action Wizard - the screen where you select the properties you want to include in your verification point.

And when people don't need to refute counterarguments, there's no point in listening to them.

From the Moon, Earth is an ideal reference point to calibrate the cameras.

But at this point Iceland seems, if anything, to be doing better than its near-namesake.

In any case he declares that point as a "risk." Not a cost.

At this point, the WASP example application is fully functional, with all main menu links active.

Just as the filmgoer sees things from the point of view of the camera, so we see Tony the tow truck from the point of view of the tow truck, right?

If a BLOB containing the lone code point 0xdb is sent in to be parsed as XML, this results in an error since this is not a legal UTF-8 code point.

A line considered a limit to a curve in the sense that the perpendicular distance from a moving point on the curve to the line approaches zero as the point moves an infinite distance from the origin.

The end is another starting point. At the foot of your feet, the road is the challenge.

What if, in the point-to-point interaction pattern between the requester and publisher mediation, the requester already uses a publish/subscribe interaction pattern, as shown in Figure 2?

When is the plane at its highest point of its trajectory and how high is it above the point where it started when it turned the engines off when it went into free fall?

But he said other scientists say there is only a decade left before we reach the irreversible point.

Which means that if you know the temperature and pressure, then you still know everything. At the coexistence point.

After the adjustment of the cutoff point, the number of taxpayers will drop by more than a half, approximately.

At this point, Sondheim had participated in three straight hits - he'd yet to taste failure on Broadway.

This point would have made a worthwhile footnote. As a substitute for an account of what happened, it is a cop-out.