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Meanings of initial point in English
Class of specific point on Earth that marks the beginning point for a cadastral surveys; it establishes a local geographic coordinate system for the surveys that refer to that point.
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Science announces death universally as the initial point of new life.4
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With regard to the old infirmary, we have gained the initial point- Imeanyour election.
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The initial point is prolonged into a continuous line.
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Investors in this series hold 55% in equities at the initial point of retirement.
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Here was the initial point of England's greatness.
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The longest line may be conceived of as produced simply by the motion of its initial point.
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N. 54° 34' E. 100.38 feet along Richards street to the initial point.
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S. 87° 20' W. true 120 feet to the initial point.
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N. 30° 25' W. 60.5 feet along Halekauwila street to the initial point.
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N. 84° 50' W. true 245 feet along Punchbowl Drive to initial point.
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That leads me back to my initial point, a lack of ambition to make history with the SA Hockey Men.
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The prevailing market theories postulate that everyone has the same resources at some initial point (the "starting gate").
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The panel's first task will be to appoint a complaints officer, who will be the initial point of contact for complainants.
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Where the irregularity of the pebble has prevented an even distribution around the initial point, the same rule has been observed.
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While we have appointed a DPO, our Customer Care team will be your initial point of contact for all data-protection inquiries.
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The first result is, of course, to drop the temperature of the oil, which is gradually raised to its initial point.
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