end point (redirected from endpoint)

end point [′end ‚pȯint]

(analytical chemistry)

That stage in the titration at which an effect, such as a color change, occurs, indicating that a desired point in the titration has been reached.

(chemical engineering)

In the distillation analysis of crude petroleum and its products, the highest reading of a thermometer when a specified proportion of the liquid has boiled off. Also known as final boiling point.

(computer science)

In vector graphics, one of the two ends of a line or vector.

(control systems)

The point at which a robot stops along its path of motion.

(industrial engineering)

breakpoint

(mathematics)

Either of two values or points that mark the ends of an interval or line segment.