The phrase "a core at" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a central point or location, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The research focused on a core at the center of the debate."
Alternatives: "a center at" or "a hub at".
A core at the Vinhlong province, MRD, sufficiently presented the sedimentary facies of the area.
On that subject, look for some more exciting ice core news in the near future, from a core at Roosevelt Island by a New Zealand led team.
The analysis results show that the worst consequences occur when a reactivity of 17.61 pcm/s is inserted into a core at an initial condition of a 45% initial core power, high coolant temperature at the core inlet position, low system pressure and a thermal design flow.
First, if descriptions of theoretical entities are constitutive of the meaning of corresponding unary predicates, one must wonder what the common core of understanding is that adherents of successive theories share and whether there is such a core at all.
Background: Retrovirus infections among injecting drug users (IDUs), a core at-risk population for both HIV-1 and HTLV-I/II infections in Brazil, were assessed within an ongoing cooperative research.
Analysis of the images will be performed at a core laboratory at the Auckland MRI Research Group, University of Auckland, New Zealand.
He is a core investigator at the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy at Stanford.
Now I'm a core tutor at an interdisciplinary undergraduate program at the University of Amsterdam and applying for PhD positions.
All the R/Bioconductor packages were run on a single core at a time.
Generally, if there is a lot of energy with a massive core at the center of a galaxy, the core is probably a black hole.
[ image: /photos/590954ea019dfc3494e9ea73] To know: There may be a breach of a reactor core at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, which would mean a much larger release of dangerous radiation.
