point-set

[ point-set ]

adjective

, Typesetting.

1. (of spaces) cast in widths that conform to standard point measure.

Example Sentences

The point set for study as the first condition of political life, was whether any politician could be believed or trusted.

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At this the men who had gathered themselves at every available point set up a cheer.

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A notch was cut in the end of the arrow shaft and the shank of the arrow point set in that.

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They have an iron point set in a short foreshaft of reindeer antler, and a wooden shaft about 16 inches long (Fig. 63).

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The finishing cut for the thread is then taken with the tool point set to just graze diameter r.

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