Sentences with phrase «near the point of»

As a resident of Kedgwick, N.B., 25 kilometres south of the nearest point of the Quebec border, St. Pierre says he is under no obligation to abide by the Quebec provincial rules or limit his purchases to authorized producers.

If used in a trend following scenario the wild nature of the tool is excellent for determining movements near their point of origin.

with both long and short handled safety razors you should be holding the razor near the point of balance.

As reported by TheVerge.com, the hope is that marijuana retailers will prominently display the poster near the point of sale.

Q.The Note to the Definition of «Nearest Point of Relief» provides that the player should determine this point by using «the club with which he would have made his next stroke if the condition were not there to simulate the address position, direction of play and swing for such stroke.»

He determines the nearest point of relief and drops the ball within one club - length of this point.

However, Spieth's nearest point of relief under the obstruction of the larger cart path under Rule 24 - 2 would have put him back into the large pine tree to his left and gave himself no opportunity to hit the ball with a full swing at all.

May the player use any club, address position, direction of play or swing in determining the nearest point of relief?

We are nearing the point of our children being three years apart, and honestly, I think it's a good age difference.

There are a great many ways of using CIO, the most extreme are what you have mentioned, bit there are many modified versions that don't have children anywhere near the point of vomiting.

2015 has been a great year for all things gentle parenting and I really feel that we are nearing the point of mainstream awareness now, a trend I honestly believe will continue to build in 2016.

During that time, no equipment will be used that emits noise above 70 dBA max measured at an offset distance of 50 feet if the work is on land and at the nearest point of the shoreline if the work is in the water.

Carbon dioxide emissions may not be directly responsible for health problems at or near their point of release, but in aggregate they can cause lots of distress.

Target Audience: This workshop is intended for postdoctoral scientists at all levels and will be especially useful to those who are at or nearing the point of seeking a new position.

Solar power emits no greenhouse gases, no carbon dioxide and, when distributed, can provide power at or near the point of use without turning our cities into smog factories.

These have the benefit of being safer, as they don't leave you performing load - bearing compound exercise near the point of exhaustion.

The fact that antibiotic - resistant superbugs are found so widely in US meat supplies is a major red flag, a sign that we are nearing the point of no return where superbugs will continue to flourish with very little we can do to stop them.

I know this is nowhere near the point of your great post, but I have to ask.

As the film progressed, I was nearing the point of physically injuring myself.

His personal life has taken somewhat of an upward spiral lately, so he is nearing the point of overexposure.

The basic skills of spelling and grammar have been de-emphasized, but handwriting, including practice in the classroom and as homework, is nearing the point of «cursive illiteracy.»

LitSampler 2.0 brings the point of book discovery nearer the point of purchase.

As we near the point of Financial Independence, we'd like to downshift a bit.

Next, grasp each quill near the point of entry and pull straight out.

The most reliable whale shark swims take place near a point of land some ten miles from the port of La Paz.

Padang, West Sumatra is the nearest point of access and major airport, serviced by daily flights from Jakarta.

To locate the nearest Point of Sale, click here.

Luckily we haven't had to eat too much into our savings and we are nearing the point of breaking even each month.

A courtesy car service will deliver guests within a mile radius to the nearest point of interest or subway entrance for further jaunts around the city.

When accessed you can select your nearest point of interest or event making it easy to make selections on the fly as opposed to bringing up the full map every time.

I have received word that Warside is nearing the point of being Greenlit on Steam which is good news for this wild looking 2.5 D mulitplayer shooter / RPG - hybrid.

I expect that in the future, most electricity will be generated locally, near the point of use.

We are currently evaluating potential suppliers and exploring supply chain process options including manufacturing and tooling and sourcing «ocean plastics» near the point of origin.

That electric power is green and plentiful, while the transmission network is near the point of breakdown.

In the early afternoon hours on sunny summer days such as today, the desert atmosphere is nearing the point of full mixing to heights up to three miles above the desert basins.

We'd like F (V) to be the nearest point of F (v) to H in F (v), i.e the global minimum, though this may require a big search and we often settle for a local minimum, namely a point F (V) in F (v) that is nearest H among points in the neighborhood of F (V).

Tyree, M. T. & Sperry, J. S. Do woody plants operate near the point of catastrophic xylem dysfunction caused by dynamic water stress?

When it nears the point of consumption, such as our homes, the electricity is transformed down to the safer 100 - 250 voltage systems used in the domestic market.

«Leaving town to avoid the heat» is nowhere near the point of my comment.

It's clear to the legions of scientists who believe that we are nearing a point of no return when it comes to our global climate crisis.

Wouldn't relatively - small, easily - refueled, modular nuclear generators, sited below ground near point of use and augmented with rooftop solar in warm climes, enable «mini-grids» to power sub-communities and small towns without extensive transmission lines?

About GE's Distributed Power Business GE Power & Water's Distributed Power business is a leading provider of power equipment, engines and services focused on power generation at or near the point of use.

Many scientists agree that the damage to the Earth's atmosphere and climate is past the point of no return or that the damage is near the point of no return.

Distributed generation, also called on - site generation or decentralized generation, is the term for generation of electricity from sources that are near the point of consumption, as opposed to...

«blueEnergy's approach to rural electrification focuses on manufacturing wind turbines on the Caribbean Coast, near the point of usage.

Does sea ice in comprehensive climate models produce hystersis at or near the point of zero summertime ice?

I usually add the postscript that dynamical systems theory implies extreme climate sensitivity near points of chaotic bifurcation — suggesting that changing the composition of the atmosphere may not be entirely risk free.

This type of traumatic brain injury damages the area of the brain near the point of penetration; it is less likely to cause damage to other parts of the brain (diffuse injuries).

I know, I know: bendable, flexible, and foldable screens have been touted as The Next Big Things for seemingly forever, but we do finally appear to be nearing the point of seeing this technology in viable products.

The Turbo should be able to stand with the strongest handsets out there right at launch, though we've been nearing the point of diminishing returns when it comes to flagship performance for a few years now.