The phrase "at one terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or endpoint in a system, such as in transportation or computing contexts.
Example: "Passengers can check in their luggage at one terminal before proceeding to security."
Alternatives: "at a specific terminal" or "at a designated terminal".
This opens interesting perspectives in the sensor research since it is possible to design peptide molecules that bind to a specific target molecule (aptamers) [ 19] and immobilize it on a QCM electrode by adding cysteines at one terminal.
Every library in America would be able to offer free, full access to Google's library at one terminal.
The standard deviation of approximate DWT coefficients of three phase currents and voltages measured at one terminal of the line are used as input to proposed ANN algorithm.
The company would grant free access to the full texts in its digital library at one terminal at every public library in the country.
About 500 passengers and employees at one terminal were evacuated from the area between the curbside check-in and the ticket counters until the grenade was found to be fake, said John Wallace, an airport spokesman.
Almost a half-dozen signs and just as many flashing video screens at one terminal advised people to take off their coats, leave behind their scissors and not to joke about weapons.
The incident occurred Tuesday at approximately 10 45 PM at Square One terminal on Rathburn Road West in Mississauga.
The transcription factor Nrf1 is also produced within the endoplasmic reticulum and contains an NH2-terminal domain at one end and a COOH-terminal basic leucine zipper (bZip) domain at the other end.
As more and more systems go electronic, the possibility of either the central computer, or a terminal at one end of the trade, failing in a power outage increases.
We observed many incomplete ORFs interrupted by a sequence gap between contigs: 39 ORFs had a truncated terminal at one end and 124 ORFs (62 pairs) had internal gaps.
After ligation, this results in a 3.2 kb duplex with two 5′ terminal nucleotides at one end, to resist digestion by 3′ 5′ exonuclease inherent in the DNA polymerases.
