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point source

NOUN
  1. a concentrated source (especially of radiation or pollution) that is spatially constricted

How To Use point source In A Sentence

  • The results are consistent with the predictions of continuum elasticity theory for the strain of a point source subject to an applied force.
  • As different clay types derive from different lithologies via various weathering processes, radiogenic isotopes may also help in these studies not only to track point sources of clays, but also to quantify geochemically the proportions of mixed clays from different sources in the ceramics which may be difficult using other methods. Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Isotope Archaeology Survey Report 1
  • Agricultural non - point source pollution had no certain pollution source which had obvious potential, complexity and invisibility.
  • In other words, for a light meter to read 1 foot-candle from a uniform point source of light that is 1 ft. away, a light source of about 12.57 lumens is required.
  • To calculate average perennial load of non point source pollution, a direct measurement method is developed.
  • The current rules are biased against potentially more cost effective pollution control through "green infrastructure" that reduces nonpoint sources of pollution. Steven Cohen: We Need a Smart, Agile and Innovative Environmental Police Force
  • Nutrient export coefficient of land use is an important parameter for constructing model of - point source pollution.
  • But when these point sources of light are unloosed from the grid, but still signifying life, are we again in the presence of a city nightscape?
  • Runoff that occurs on surfaces before reaching a channel is also called a nonpoint source. Surface runoff
  • The Chandra X-ray image (in blue) shows hot gas in the galaxy and point sources that are a mixture of objects within the Sombrero as well as quasars in the background.
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