Sentence examples for at the key points from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the procedure allows the designer to become a knowledgeable decision maker because his interaction is required at the key points of the process, and because the trade-offs among the objective functions can be easily assessed.

France scored two fine tries in the first half but at the key points of pressure – in particular attacking lineouts and restarts (where Italy had caused Scotland so much trouble in the last round) – they were insipid, and their handling was simply not up to their ambition.

The algorithm's control abilities are sufficiently checked by single-input single-output and multiple-input multiple-output experiments via different feedback strategies progressively: (1) control gear meshing noise through attenuating vibrations at the key points on the transmission path, (2) directly control the gear meshing noise in the cabin using the actuators.

William and Kate were looking so happy, and it was incredible being able to hear the roar of the crowds at the key points.

The leather components also offer a soft surface at the key points where your Watch could make contact with the stand, letting those who baby their gadgets rest a little easier.

However, we asked the SEC as a gesture of good faith to produce the key records relating to this issue, the emails between her supervisors, the emails about the desk audit, the e‑mails to and from Stepaniuk at the key points in time.

If I had focused only on the call at hand, surely I would have had a better chance at remembering the key points we discussed.

"No one reviewed it with us to be sure we understood it all — or at least the key points".

Maybe it could be Gretzky and Gordie Howe, who met him when Gretzky was a small boy and was present at all the key points in his career.

This work aims at presenting the key points of the C-RAN architecture subject to the latest technologies and challenges.

It was their first permanent establishment in Europe, at the key point of the crossing from Asia.