Sentence examples for apex of which from inspiring English sources

It was Osborne who created the post-crash economy of low pay and zero-hours contracts, at the apex of which stand the likes of Mike Ashley and Philip Green.

SPORTING SCENE about the current state of tennis, Margaret Court's entire career (the apex of which may have been this year since she won four major championships) and about Ken Rosewall's victory at Forest Hills.

I then tried to address the question of how larger forces – at the apex of which was Margaret Thatcher – ripped apart and reconstructed individual lives, for better or worse.

Design, naturally linked to religious imagery, is characterized by the mihrab, or prayer niche (an imitation of the prayer niche in the wall of a mosque), the apex of which could be pointed toward Mecca.

The New Yorker, October 10, 1970 P. 172 SPORTING SCENE about the current state of tennis, Margaret Court's entire career (the apex of which may have been this year since she won four major championships) and about Ken Rosewall's victory at Forest Hills.

The eye is protected from mechanical injury by being enclosed in a socket, or orbit, which is made up of portions of several of the bones of the skull to form a four-sided pyramid the apex of which points back into the head.

The flagellum rotates in a conical configuration, the apex (tip) of which centres on the point at which the flagellum is attached to the body.

LuBGAL22 was observed to be expressed strongly in seeds early in development, while LuBGAL20 appeared to be strongly expressed in the shoot apex, all of which might indicate a role in cell division.

The target is located at the apex of hyperbola which is converging into a single point at the location of apex of hyperbola for each of the target, after applying our Kirchhoff migration algorithm.

Being a chronic progressive occlusive condition it causes stenosis of intracranial internal carotid arteries and their proximal branches causing reduced blood supply to the anterior surface of brain, thereby leading to the formation of collaterals near the apex of carotids which look like "Puffs of Smoke" known as Moyamoya in Japanese.

The A134P point mutation of APEX which turned APEX to APEX2 was created using extension overlap PCR.