The phrase "at the quadrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, navigation, or any situation where quadrants are relevant, such as in graphs or maps.
Example: "The point of interest is located at the quadrant where the x and y axes intersect."
Alternatives: "in the quadrant" or "within the quadrant".
The British Street Food Festival and Awards final, sponsored by 'The Independent on Sunday', takes place this Saturday (11am 11pm) and Sunday (11am 6pm), at The Quadrant at the O2, Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX; tickets, which include a free pint of Sharp's beer, cost £5 (under-18s go free); britishstreetfood.co.uk Richard Johnson's advice to would-be traders 1.
The campaign was launched at the Quadrant shopping centre in Swansea.
Its main town centre shop is closing at the end of April, with speculation mounting it could open a new store at the Quadrant development at Wyberton.
In a recent blog post, Google talked about how 75percentt of 360-degree video users only look at the quadrant in front of them when the video starts.
Let's look at the quadrants.
The chemotaxis index was calculated 10 min after the worms were placed on the CTX plates: (A C / total number of worms), where A is the number of worms at the quadrants with, and C is the number of worms at the quadrants without NaCl.
And since markets are not transformed all at once, the quadrant also suggests possible ways to position yourself during the transition.
At third cleavage, the quadrant founder cells divide asymmetrically to form the first quartet micromeres around the animal pole (Figure 3A).
The phases leave the quadrant at 100 s.
For example, establishing the function of various buttons in the menu bar at the top of the quadrant view was a theme which reoccurred with a number of participants.
An illumination probe was placed at the superonasal quadrant, and a 23-G infusion cannula was placed at the inferotemporal quadrant.
