2 a point half the distance along something, esp. a line, or a point in the middle of a period of time:
the midpoint of the season
3 brated midpoints ranging from a. d. 663 to 891.
Red refinement corresponds to dividing a certain triangle into four similar triangles by connecting the midpoints of the three sides.
Rayleigh-match midpoints are indicated by dashed lines.
The non-overlapping midpoints of transitions from associated to dissociated states and from folded to unfolded states suggests the existence of stable intermediates with different conformational stability of protein domains.
The next section is devoted to showing that any continuous extension of the midpoint operation is inherently parallel.
At the midpoint of this hypothetical continuum of party strength, we could locate politicians whose careers depend on a balance of both types of reputations.
The midpoints of the three sides and the feet of the three altitudes all lie on a single circle, the triangle's nine-point circle.
The resulting geometry is completely flat except for a single curvature singularity where the midpoints of the three propagators meet.
