Sentence examples for and upon when from inspiring English sources

The amount of used memory of each type at a given execution step strongly depends upon the ordering in which the tasks are executed, and upon when communications between both memories are scheduled.

She has had to deal, for example, with references to 'you black people' from a colleague when co-workers failed to speak up in her defense, and has also been made to feel awkward and set upon when interrogated in front of a fellow worker about her sexuality by an interviewee for a postdoctoral research position.

He was undefeated and unscored upon when he won the Olympic gold medal in the 1972 Games.

Because health messages are more likely to be accepted, understood, and acted upon when crafted in a way that is consistent with causal beliefs, health messages that describe a genetic link to a common health condition should also emphasize the role of behavior and, when possible, the process by which genes and behavior interact to affect the disease process.

These controlled experimental data contribute to an emerging empirical database on crew autonomy which the international astronautics community may build upon for future research and ultimately draw upon when designing and managing missions.

These simulations are described in figures (and accompanying tables) and are called upon when necessary.

And thankfully, England's new rule is simple and easy to decipher and retroactively act upon when clear video evidence is available.

Having a great email system in place that gives you the ability to stay in contact with past clients and current clients allows for you to stay in their minds and be called upon when your services are needed.

Out of that conflict emerged Beat artistic ideas that Dylan admired, remembered, and later seized upon when he moved beyond the folk revival.

Give us the skinny via Twitter @guideguardian JA I grew up in a working class household where black pepper was kept in a seldom-refilled wooden pepper mill on a high shelf and only called upon when tomato soup was on the table.

Hodgson has been a target himself during his first few months on Merseyside and believes the fickleness and impatience he frowned upon when working abroad have filtered into the English game.