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To the point in the hand.

To the point in the ring finger.

I don't see much point in protesting.

The highest point in Pennsylvania is lower than the lowest point in Colorado.

one point in time and produce their outputs at a considerably later point in time.

From this, an equivalent thickness measurement point in explosion...

I don't think there is much point in this.

Share prices plummeted to the lowest point in history.

Sometimes the soft and hard incentives point in different directions.

The tricritical point in the temperature-polarization plane is obtained.

the angular distance of a point in an orbit past the point of periapsis measured in degrees.

The point on an escutcheon between the fess point and the base point;the midpoint in the lower half of the escutcheon.

The point in the flight of an aircraft beyond which there is insufficient fuel for return to the starting point.

A join point is a well-defined point in the code at which our concerns crosscut the application.

In other words, what you say at any given point in time can have an impact at any other point in time throughout your life.

The great khurasan road was about 1500 miles with its starting point in Uzkand in the northeast of Afghanistan and its ending point in Baghdad of Irak.

The decline in inflation is a turning point in the long term economic recession.

I'll return to this point in my lecture in a little while.

Pyramids will invert and cease to spin in such a point in time.

In that case, how about a coffee with him at some point in 2008?

I do not intend to discuss this point in detail in this speech.

The sun's highest point in the sky, seen in this analemma, occurs during the summer solstice, while its lowest point is during winter solstice.

You create the single tree view of the filesystem by mounting the filesystems on different devices at a point in the tree called a mount point.

The dale diction is a critical point in the study of diction.

I had to point out that there wasn't much point in our removing his name from a memoir headlined "I am Barry Norman's brother".

The scope of accepting cases is a key point in the administrative procedure.

The number of measuring units from an arbitrary starting point in a record, area, or control block, to some other point.

a measure of the potential energy of a unit charge at a give point in a circuit relative to a reference point (ground).

His response: 'You must have the decimal point in the wrong place.

They were heading warily to a point in the enemy line.

The process include showing the point measured by Total Station, linking the point in interior job, measuring the area, drawing the excel, editing the line , point, area and saving the project file.

Every point in between the two ends has a certain time and space efficiency.

The radix point in the decimal numeration system. The decimal point may be represented, according to various conventions, by a comma, by a period, or by a point at the mid-height of the digits

This alone is a significant step or even an evolution in consciousness at this point in time.

But the most interesting results were in December, when the Sun was at its lowest point in the sky.

Virtually all Chinese undergraduates at Yale work part-time in the dining halls at some point in their cllege years.

Military equalitarianism reached its extreme point in our fifth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression" in 1934.

The data resembles a heat map of population density in a given city at any point in time.

The structure of Cretaceous formation is a large slope with high point in the north-east and low point in the south-west, the structure trap developing not well in it .

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?

At this point in my life I weigh about 190 lbs and my ear hairs are getting longer.

The players have won two sets each, but the champion now has match point in the final set .

Emerson believed that life is about growing, and there was no point in living if you don't constantly grow.

Do you think we might end the discussion there? I see no point in dragging it out any further.

There is no point in offering secondary education to those who have no hope of finding a job.

Do you remember the point in consumer electronics history where the hottest, most advanced feature you could buy in a TV was Picture-in-picture?

Rodrigo, an engineer in a small town in central Cuba surrounded by cane fields, says there is no point in practising his profession for a pittance.

In fact, in some ways, chess is as popular and successful today as at any point in the last few decades.

Especially in the TangDynasty, there appeared a significant turning point in thenavigational history of the two countries. Mingzhou Harbourplayed a very good role in those days.

The current sticking point in the higher education institution admission in China is that scores are considered as the only focus in selecting, enrolling and cultivating college students.

My point is that there may be no point in making New Year’s Resolutions, so why start a brand new year off by putting this kind of counterproductive pressure on yourself?

"It was known as canvas work until the early 19th century. If the canvas has 16 or more mesh holes per linear inch, the embroidery is called petit point; most needlepoint was petit point in the 16th-18th century."