The phrase "at the breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment or event when a significant advancement or discovery occurs.
Example: "The team celebrated at the breakthrough that changed the course of their research."
Alternatives: "during the breakthrough" or "upon the breakthrough".
Also an increase in flow rate and particle size resulted in a decrease in the bed volumes at the breakthrough.
In all wetting states, an appreciable decrease in interfacial tension (IFT) is realized at the breakthrough recovery.
Alan Ashworth is at The Breakthrough Breast Cancer Research Centre, The Institute of Cancer Research, Fulham Rd, London SW3 6JB, UK. [email protected]@icr.ac.uk
However, slightly lower amounts were adsorbed at the breakthrough from the wet versus dry air because of competition between water and hydrocarbon molecules.
After a spell at Uxbridge Technical College he taught himself drums and worked with Lowe from their early days in the 1970s at the breakthrough indie label Stiff Records in Ladbroke Grove, London.
The volume of the contaminated water treated at the breakthrough points was 14.88 L, 23.52 L, and 30.24 L, and at the exhaust points 28.80 L, 43.20 L, and 52.80 L, respectively when As III) concentration was 0.6 mg/L.
The Vatican also hosted delegations from the two countries at what were said to have been the talks at which the breakthrough was made.
The Vatican also hosted delegations from Cuba and the US at what were said to have been the talks at which the breakthrough was made.
Liquidmetal Technologies of Lake Forest, California, appears to have the best shot at making the breakthrough.
These experimental data closely fitted the bed depth service time model at 10% of the breakthrough curve.
In that light, it was apt that a Timbers midfielder was at fault for the breakthrough goal.
