Sentences with phrase «second critical point»

A second critical point is this — the idea, and any discussion, of the specific statutory purposes at stake were completely dropped out.

Unfortunately, this is the second critical point in your literary career because traditional publishers are going into bankruptcy all over the world.

«The findings offer a general explanation for the thermodynamic anomalies of liquid water, and a validation for the «second critical point theory» put forward by researchers to explain those anomalies.»

Maxima in the isothermal compressibility and correlation length point to the existence of a second critical point in water.

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Rooney warns that an employer will be spending mere seconds looking at your resume, so it's critical you get straight to the point.

Second, Popper suggests that scientists have to be reductionists in their methods, either naive or else more or less critical reductionists, and sometimes desperate critical reductionists, since, as he points out, hardly any major reduction in science has ever been completely successful.

Nor does it give back the seven playoff points that were stripped that may be critical come the postseason when Harvick is chasing a second Cup Series championship.

Manchester United's plans for Mourinho's critical second campaign as Old Trafford manager had involved retaining the Swedish centre - forward as the point of their attack.

Heskey also scored an important equaliser against Tottenham which earned Wigan a critical point in the last seconds of the game.

In each ballot from the 80 - plus critical chorus, a first - place choice was allotted 20 points, 19 for second, and so on.

Third, by prepackaging the prompt in visual form, helping interactions can be brief — usually a few seconds as you point out some critical feature.

Second, that raises the critical point that so much of education reform today can feel like a bizarre stand - off between those who champion the power of «culture» and those who insist on the importance of policy change.

If they need help during Guided Practice, they will get five seconds of your time as you point out a critical feature in your Visual Instructional Plan.

The second point is absolutely critical to eBooks — eBooks don't convert right if you skip or skimp on this step.

For me, this gives me an opportunity to praise the second most important person in my life, my wife, who typically has no impact on financial decisions, but at a few critical points did very well for me and the family.

An emergency fund is always critical but you have to consider the fact that many people get into credit card debt not because of emergencies but because of impulse spending which you hit on in your second point.

Telltale's dialogue - heavy episodic games are enjoying excellent sales and general critical acclaim, Kickstarter's main legacy in gaming may well end up being dragging many veteran adventure game designers back out for another game, the PC market just might be the strongest it's ever been, and touch interfaces have proven to be a natural second home for point and click - style games.

The second point is that the exact start and end dates that we pick for the evaluation of prediction vs. actual turn out to be critical.

The second critical step is to use a reasoned approach to both (1) define the relevant universe (cases that belong in the bucket because they are generally on point) and (2) narrow to the most factually analogous cases (cases that will most likely make their way into the written analysis).

With regard to this last point, international experience and second languages have increasingly become critical and a competitive advantage for a lawyer, so that barrier will soon become a strength.

And because new household formation is the critical first step toward home ownership, the population gains point to robust demand in the years ahead, especially since a significant portion of the increase is fueled by immigrants, who arrive at the rate of one every 30 seconds, the Census Bureau says.