Sentence examples for a termination point from inspiring English sources
But a termination point has been reached: the women in the shelter have left.
Then, the fireball experienced a catastrophic fragmentation, or disruption, at a termination point, which caused arrivals in a pattern of concentric circles (Edwards et al., 2008).
('Why are you chopping the nuts?' 'I'm making a salad.') The internal structure of actions is consequently a series of steps towards a termination point (or 'end'), a place where the action stops.
For A. sojae, a termination point mutation in aflR which controls transcription of aflatoxin biosynthesis gene clusters and lack of the polyketide synthase (PKS) gene are correlated with its aflatoxin non-productivity.
In this process, an mRNA starts from the upstream gene, reads through intergenic regions, and ends at a termination point of the adjacent downstream gene, with the region in between removed by splicing.
Could the authors comment on the potential value in having this lower boundary as a termination point (rather than, e.g., simply allowing paths to cross it and return, and/or simply imposing this as a minimum on theta values)?
The idea of a meme – an infectious idea – having a definite termination point was peculiar enough; but a meme as nebulous as Web 2.0?
Patients were randomly allocated to a regimen of dronedarone 400 mg twice daily or double-blind matching placebo, and followed up every 3 months until a common termination point assuring a minimum follow-up of at least 1 year for the patient enrolled last (maximum of 2.5 and mean of 1.7 years).
This is a typical shortest path problem, whose goal is to plan a shortest path with a fix starting point, passing through N decision-stages and reaching a fixed termination point.
Under 1226(c), not only does detention have a definite termination point, in the majority of cases it lasts for less than the 90 days we considered presumptively valid in Zadvydas.
It is here that this manuscript will begin to explore the issue of working length in an attempt to clarify all aspects of the challenges involved in apical biology in relation to a preferred termination point for root canal procedures.
