Sentence examples for are located upon from inspiring English sources
Rowers use the lake for training all year round, and many clubs such as the Adelaide University Boat Club, the Adelaide Rowing Club, and the boat houses of the secondary schools which participate in the annual Head of the River are located upon its banks.
(a) The tip is located upon the site.
(a) The tip is located upon the manipulated atom.
The indictment also asks that Ulbricht forfeit all of his illegally gained assets and allows the government to go after any assets "placed beyond the jurisdiction of the court" or that "cannot be located upon the exercise of due diligence" will come out of Ulbricht's own assets, which could mean further investigations into DPR's bitcoin stash.
Temple 20 (Structure 5D-20) is located upon the northwest corner of the basal platform and looks outwards to the north.
Temple 21 (Structure 5D-21) forms a pair with Temple 20; it is located upon the northeast corner of the basal platform and also looks outwards to the north; it is thought to date to around AD 550.
The atp6 and atp8 genes, as well as the nd4 and nd4L genes, were located upon the same mature mitochondrial transcript within the Dipteran insects D. melanogaster and D. pseudoobscura [55], [57], [58] and the swine Sus scofa [10].
Indeed, much of the known amino acid variation affecting the kinetics of metabolic enzymes is located upon the surface of enzymes (e.g. [ 60, 62- 64]).
As in wild-type (WT), centrosomes that are located adjacent to nuclei upon mitotic entry in kif9 null cells are integrated into the nuclear envelope and proceed through division (Fig. 1).
By contrast, the average rmsd value between bound "B" and free "F" monomers is about 0.23 Å. Structural changes upon complex formation are located at the GTP binding pocket with amino-acid residues 21 to 23 displaced by distances of about 0.8 Å (Fig. 1A).
It was introduced to the field of HIV as a way to act upon communities who are located in specific geographical areas rather than individuals themselves.
