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Meaning of pointal
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pointal (n.)
The pistil of a plant.
A kind of pencil or style used with the tablets of the Middle Ages.
See Poyntel.
pointal Sentence Examples
- The pointal constellation, marked by the bright star Sirius, is prominent in the night sky.
- The ship's navigational system utilizes pointal coordinates to pinpoint its exact location.
- The artist created a pointal painting using thousands of tiny dots to depict a breathtaking landscape.
- The pointal theorem states that the sum of the distances from a point to the vertices of a triangle is constant.
- The pointal nerve, located in the finger, is responsible for transmitting sensations of touch.
- The pointal incision, a surgical technique, involves making a series of small punctures along a line.
- The pointal pattern, characterized by evenly spaced dots, is commonly used in textile design.
- The pointal method, employed in image processing, reduces noise by replacing pixels with dots.
- The pointal hypothesis, proposed by scientists, suggests that the origin of the universe involved the emergence of a point singularity.
- The pointal structure, found in certain biomolecules, consists of a central atom surrounded by ligands arranged at specific angles.
FAQs About the word pointal
The pistil of a plant., A kind of pencil or style used with the tablets of the Middle Ages., See Poyntel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pointal constellation, marked by the bright star Sirius, is prominent in the night sky.
The ship's navigational system utilizes pointal coordinates to pinpoint its exact location.
The artist created a pointal painting using thousands of tiny dots to depict a breathtaking landscape.
The pointal theorem states that the sum of the distances from a point to the vertices of a triangle is constant.
