The phrase "at junction points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific locations where two or more paths, lines, or routes meet or intersect.
Example: "The traffic lights are installed at junction points to ensure the safety of pedestrians and vehicles."
Alternatives: "at intersection locations" or "at crossing points".
The map indicates such structures -- cylindrical stone ventilators, for instance, or stone buildings erected to help drain water when repairs needed to be made, or gatehouses, put at junction points.
1,2,3-Tris(4-cyanatophenyl)propane, 4-cyanatophenyl propanemonomer that was designed to incorporate more flexible chemical linkages at junction points in the cured macromolecular network, was synthesized in nine steps with an overall yield of 26%.
I frequently spend an entire day riding on New York City buses, getting off at junction points and changing from one line to another as the notion strikes me and gradually crisscrossing whatever part of the city I happen to be in.
In addition to crosslinking, the selective addressing of suitable building blocks by hydrogen bonding or the introduction of functional groups at junction points between adjacent segments broadens both the range of accessible morphologies as well as the toolbox for interface modification.
Mitchell's profiles of the city's characters are legendary, and much of "Street Life" is an ode to traveling around his adopted home: "I frequently spend an entire day riding on New York City buses, getting off at junction points and changing from one line to another as the notion strikes me and gradually criss-crossing whatever part of the city I happen to be in.
The people at Junction Point, by contrast, did not appear to have the necessary experience with the console or the genre to do the same.
"I want to thank Warren Spector and the team at Junction Point for their tremendous passion, creativity and dedication in building the Epic Mickey games franchise.
The core yarn will "spot weld" together at the junction points, binding the mass of fibres together.
In the mono-tethered SCNPs, there are disulfide bonds at the junction points between coil chains and the SCNPs.
The disulfide bonds at the junction points can be cleaved by a reducing agent, resulting in aggregation of the assemblies.
In this research, synthesis and self-assembly of amphiphilic tadpole-shaped block copolymer with disulfide bonds at the junction points were investigated.
