Sentence examples for At which lifetime from inspiring English sources

†† Cancer benchmarks equal 10-6 divided by the cancer slope factor and represents the exposure concentration at which lifetime cancer risk is one in one million.

On Sunday at 8 p.m. he wanders into "BEACH GIRLS," which LIFETIME describes as a special five-week event.

It was his sixth title at this Wimbledon tuneup event, at which he has a lifetime contract and a street named in his honor.

Now picture a peaceful and calm, strong but sensible horse, at the bottom of the mountain under a pile of blankets, who has maybe only one thought about an issue, which may or may not come together this lifetime, at which point it may or may not decide to verbalize it in a whisper to nobody within hearing distance.

We picked P=0.75 as the cumulative probability of survival at which to obtain the representative lifetimes of the infected flies because it was accessible within the range of our data and did not require undue extrapolation of the model.

The dermorphin cases became the focus of a recent congressional hearing on drugs in racing at which all the witnesses called for lifetime bans for anyone found to have knowingly given horses performance-enhancing drugs.

Network lifetime: By network lifetime, we mean the round number at which all nodes die or the number of rounds from network initialization till the death of all nodes.

Bounded energy use: The rate at which a sensor uses up its energy is a reflection on its approximate lifetime.

The lifetimes of injected jet puffs are used to determine the critical point at which turbulent pipe flow is sustained.

In the lifetime of Sargent – who made it to 1925 – this avant garde assault left the traditional portrait, at which he so excelled, looking lost and archaic.

"Cumulative lifetime adversity was measured by asking respondents whether they ever experienced each of 37 negative events, and the ages at which they occurred," the researchers write.