Sentence examples for a particular exit from inspiring English sources
While in the simulator, drivers are asked to complete simple tasks, like driving for several miles along a highway and finding a particular exit, or navigating local streets where they must brake for traffic lights, change lanes and watch for pedestrians.
Experimental results show significant concentration of 1,3-butadiene relative to unreacted butene in a particular exit stream, and the beneficial effects of adsorptive separation in lowering the rate of catalyst deactivation due to coking.
Here in Atlanta there's a long straggly fellow who's always hanging around a particular exit ramp.
Soberon estimates Peru may have around 15 drug kingpins at the level of Oropeza or Caracol — each one controlling a particular exit point for Peruvian cocaine bringing in tens of millions of dollars.
Savvy trumps stuff in his world, which is why this particular exit from the postseason stage was so surprising.
Official concern as to the safety of this particular exit had first been raised in 1963, two years after two people were crushed to death there, and there followed further incidents in 1967 and 1969 – but nothing was done.
In particular, exit from mitosis requires the proteasome-dependent dissociation of the regulatory component cyclin B from the mitosis promoting factor complex.
aValue in parenthesis is the proportion of the column exit total represented by a particular cause of exit.
In particular, exits greater than $1 billion generate 62percentt of total returns for enterprise and 77 percent for consumer.
Indications of this frustration are people leaving your website from a particular page, called exits, and people leaving from the same page that they just arrived at your website on, called bounces.
The international empirical evidence suggests that different measures work to different extents for different groups and in different contexts, with exit from a particular payment not necessarily synonymous with welfare exit, and welfare exit not necessarily synonymous with labour force participation.
