Sentences with phrase «one's end point»

They are also the starting end ending point of the island's road.

The film charts the ups and downs of their path through college life and there isn't a clear end point in sight throughout the film.

Furthermore, one of the worst things for a mobile phone game is a defined end point, or the idea that you have experienced all there is to experience.

Of course, if changing end points by a single year makes a big difference that's a good sign the result isn't meaningful.

I believe that feasible and clear end point criteria is the most important issue for the first - in - class drug on its way to the market.

Every puzzle is solved by tracing a line from designated starting and end points using the correct route.

Sometimes conversations don't have a natural ending point, and you must go out of our way to cut it off.

In the past, I've only tracked progress in a general direction, with no real end point in sight.

The session, the first in the series, covered end point security, where users interact with systems and data.

In fact, the only end point would seem to be our concept of the future itself.

The front end pointed east at what could have been a ditch or another car, when it should have been headed south.

It's active and silly and doesn't have a definitive end point, so keep the kids playing as long as they're having fun.

Their services had definite end points — an RN license, certifications in computer networking, or even study courses to become a CPA.

In addition, I have the communication skills to clearly state how to get to the desired end point and people skills required to motivate behavior toward reaching that goal.

End point bias can drastically alter the compounded appreciation of real estate.

The most powerful and popular end point today is — you guessed it — the smartphone.

It is important for educators to focus more on the distance travelled — each child's progress and achievements, rather than on the child reaching a particular end point.

What's more, the research team evaluated weekly average bowel movements during the treatment and follow - up periods, not just end points, as in many prior studies.

The common thread in the bible is that mankind has a beginning, a point on this earth and an eventual end point with destiny.

Several limitations of the study are noted in the article, including that it was not powered to detect differences in clinical events or safety end points.

What we really want to know is whether blueberries help prevent hard end points like heart attacks, which are the world's biggest killer (21).

Well, the cream of the credit card crop includes a range of high - end points cards that do just that.

In these levels your main objective is to save all the space bunnies to unlock the heart end point needed to pass the level.

This can be a tricky question to answer if you don't have an agreed end point or you have a maintenance contract.

It makes a great ending point for your day tour around the city.

Carefully place them in a circle around the center pear, thin ends pointing inward.

This is in contrast to developed countries where the losses are much higher, later on at the commercial end point.

We have arrived at the sensible end point of this debate.

It won't just be a viable option but a viable end point.

Most follow buried signal - emitting wires and detect end points and collisions with switches, a technique developed in the 1960s.

The authors do not report raw data or correlations between food groups and specific nutrients or disease end points.

Can you work with your teams to identify key quality indicators that allow you to measure your progress and end point against them, ensuring they are realistic as well as challenging?

If we take the definition of proficiency as «good enough» as stated in the blog, then there is a finite end point.

When en route, you can also choose to send a live map of your location and route to someone waiting at the destination end point.