Sentence examples for At mtr from inspiring English sources

Cracks tended to initiate at the boundary of two microtextured regions (MTRs) located in sample surface area and this is likely caused by the preferred dislocation pile-up between "hard" and "soft" α grains at MTR boundary.

F420H2 is re-oxidized by F420H2 dehydrogenase (Fpo), which is a membrane-bound complex (similar to Nuo of E. coli) and transfers electrons to MPh, thereby establishing a H+ gradient over the membrane in addition to the H+ gradients at Hdr and Ech, and the use of the Na+ gradient at Mtr (Welte and Deppenmeier 2014).

The early stations were designed under the supervision of Roland Paoletti, the chief architect at MTR.

"Add Value Machines", located at MTR stations, can be used to top up the balance of the cards.

The recruitment project supervisor at MTR serves as a backup for handling the most difficult calls.

After police officers arrived at the MTR offices, the owner agreed to accompany them in a patrol car to help identify Mr. Faulkner, the police said.

The best tour on foot Start at Admiralty MTR (subway) station, then go to Pacific Place (shopping mall), then up to Hong Kong Park where you'll find the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware (10 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, +2869 0690), which has a small tea house called Lok Cha Tea Shop.

At Hong Kong MTR stations Lee and Lam [37] investigated the walking speed variations on a unidirectional walkway and a bidirectional stairway and observed that, when the pedestrian flow is reaching the capacity of the facility, the variation in the walking speed is found to be minimal.

Sold Octopus cards may be purchased at selected MTR stations, and all 7-Eleven stores.

At the MTr voxelwise analysis, a number of brain areas showed lower MTr values in RRMS than in RIS (p<0.05, cluster-corrected).

At the MTR, additional patients were enrolled to further evaluate tolerability, and the potential effects of pazopanib and lapatinib, inhibitors of cytochrome P450 (CYP)3A4, on the pharmacokinetics of paclitaxel, a CYP2C8 and CYP3A4 substrate.