Definitionn. a mark to indicate a direction or relation
Last update: October 27, 2015
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Every meter has a pointer. [Please select]
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Our history teacher used a pointer to show the world map clearly to us. [Please select]
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Population pointers suggest a great increase in the rate of growth. [Please select]
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Pointers is a breed of dog which is used for hunting. [Please select]
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Nut and screw are rotating at the same speed, the position - of the former will remain fixed; and as the nut is driven by friction from the surface of the cone, this equality of speed will obtain only when the product of the diameter (d) of the cone at that position multiplied into its speed of rotation (n) equals the product of the diameter (a) of the disk multiplied into the speed of rotation (N) of the screw, or N/n = d/a, and thus the ratio of cable paid out to that of wire paid out is continuously given by a pointer controlled 1 See Sir W. [Please select]
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With double-barreled gun and keen-scented pointer, the sportsman and pot-hunter think nothing of fifty or sixty birds for a day's work. [Please select]
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The pointer makes a stand before a fine covey hidden in the thick grass before him. [Please select]
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You see his broad nostrils, reddish just under the dark skin at the end, and sensitive as the nose of a pointer. [Please select]
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Taylor, their commander, is a West Pointer and he's got them into wonderful trim. [Please select]
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The pointer tore round its points like the hands of a crazy clock. [Please select]
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"But here's a pointer that may be of service to you: make friends with Eureka and you'll be solid at the palace."' [Please select]
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