Some futurists argue that technological convergence will inevitably lead humanity to the Omega Point, a maximal level of complexity in the universe often equated with the Christian God by some philosophers.

The engineer recorded the kindling point of the solvent to ensure safe storage procedures.

The museum curator displayed an 18th-century vaccine point that had been used in early inoculation campaigns.

He anchored his blot on the trois point to secure his home board.

Metallurgists monitor the Draper point to determine when heated alloys begin to emit a visible red glow.

The engineer inspected the point-devise before installing it on the assembly line.

Her point-devise preference for early editions led her to overlook newer works.

The ice point of water is 0°C, so scientists use it to calibrate thermometers.

The compositor marked the end of each sentence with a full point on the typeset page.

She carefully laced up her pointe shoes before stepping onto the stage.