Sentence examples for at inbound from inspiring English sources

The developed model was validated through experimental impact tests where the ball was made to impact a cantilever beam at inbound velocities of approximately 17, 23, 38 and 44 m/s.

Service providers at inbound call centers answered questionnaires designed to measure their personal orientation towards optimism, perceptions of job stress, work/nonwork conflict, performance, absenteeism and intent to turnover.

Anyhoo, I had the pleasure of seeing Karl speak recently at Inbound 18, the monstrous event that HubSpot puts on each fall in Boston.

The idea of showing value -- what's in it for the customer -- was echoed by several other speakers at INBOUND, including Marcus Sheridan and Keenan (also a Forbes contributor).

PageRank is a big part of this, where Google looks at inbound links to a site as well as the text relevant to that link.

The Penguin update, as a tactical counterpart, introduced some intelligent new ways of analyzing at inbound links, rewarding sites with natural inbound links, and penalizing those with links posted for the sole purpose of building rankings.

Lest anyone hope, however, that radio reports of "15-minute delays at the inbound Holland Tunnel" or "25-minute delays at the Lincoln Tunnel helix" will quickly fade into memory, officials with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey warned yesterday that the E-Z Pass system is unlikely to ease morning rush-hour traffic at the two tunnels any time soon.

A commuter told the paper, "Other than after the 9/11 attacks, I've never seen such a fiasco of delays at the inbound, upper-level part of the bridge".

The model was validated through a series of experimental impact tests whereby the ball was impacted normal to a rigid plate at an inbound velocity of approximately 34 mph1 (76 mph), with each impact recorded using high speed video (HSV) techniques.

"Other than after the 9/11 attacks, I've never seen such a fiasco of delays at the inbound, upper-level part of the bridge," Mildred van Zwaren, a teacher who was trying to get to her school in upper Manhattan, told the Record.

So, it is possible that policies aimed at encouraging inbound tourists can cause increased environmental loads on other parts of Japan.