Sentence examples for a defined point of from inspiring English sources

This formula is also used to calculate Pob at a defined point of in water wells.

The first represents a group of established photographers, like Lambert, who have a defined point of view and a bit of notoriety as traditional photographers.

The album received a positive review from Jamie Bonk of ZoneMusicReporter.com, who commented: "As far as debut albums are concerned, composer/producer/multi- instrumentalist Chris Field's Sub-Conscious is an outstanding record: great compositions and arrangements, first-rate performances and most importantly a defined point of view".

This induction takes place at a defined optical density (OD) [ 10] or, more often, at a defined point of time [ 10, 14- 16].

Another experiment showed that varying growth kinetics, caused by varying initial biomass concentrations (OD600 of 0.0125 to 0.2) led to strongly varying product formation upon induction at a defined point of time.

In order to simulate such a high-throughput cultivation process, typical steps (clone picking, cryoculture, preculture, main culture and induction at a defined point of time) were conducted with C. glutamicum, another frequently applied and industrially important microorganism.

And the reason I like it so much is that, right from the start, it had a clearly defined point-of-view.

This election, gun control has been a defining point of differentiation between the top two Democratic nomination hopefuls.

Hemogasanalysis was performed at defined points of the perioperative period.

Objective response by RECIST criteria was not a defined end point of any of the trials from which these data were collected; however, unconfirmed responses were recorded as part of the record-keeping for trials 1 and 3.

All mice were sacrificed at a defined time point of 2 weeks after the intraperitoneal injection of MKN45 cells, and the degree of peritoneal dissemination was evaluated macroscopically.