Sentence examples for Upon trial from inspiring English sources
Upon trial initiation, an acoustic stimulus was presented at the chamber's periphery from either one of two loudspeakers or a single loudspeaker, which were occluded from sight by muslin cloth.
Darling!" Whether it draws upon trial testimony or the author's imagination, the book memorably points out that Lorraine had never heard her disagreeable father called "darling" before.
The trial was conducted in the glare of international attention and the focus of television cameras, which must have added to the inherently heavy rigours that are brought to bear upon trial courts in conducting lengthy and complicated trials.
In this paper, we note some of the characteristics of bipolar illness that make it particularly difficult to study and find such agreed upon trial designs.
The dependent variables for this task were movement time (MT), measured in seconds, and the euclidean distance between the target and cursor centres upon trial completion, measured in cm.
This systematic review aimed to identify drugs in development for alcohol dependence treatment and to establish, based upon trial design, if any are seeking market authorization for reduction in consumption.
A strategy reliant upon trial-and-error alone is considered insufficient for developing an appropriate trust, acceptance and mental model.
The locally optimal sets of clusters for RCKmeans found by multiple retrials become different upon trials, so deterministic initialization methods need to be considered as a future work.
However, the present results suggest that was not the case: here, we observed no difference in the patterns of results whether conducting analysis on item averages or upon trial-level data.
By the end of their two-week race across west Africa, Horby, Dunning and Merson had decided upon their trial site.
But the fact that the appeal has succeeded is not to be regarded as a slight upon the trial judge who is to be congratulated for the manner in which she conducted the proceedings.
