At which juncture he quit reading and started talking, making everybody nostalgic for when he just read.
At which juncture it's worth pointing out that, as in Benghazi and I.R.S. scandals, no direct link to the President has yet been established.
Indeed, in BAPTA-AM treated and mechanically stimulated astrocytes we recorded a significantly lower increase of [Na+]cyt, approx. 26.8 mM, when compared with controls, at which juncture cells would settle for their ENCX at approx. −80 mV.
Secondly, the airlines must be afforded legal certainty so that the promise to switch over to a push system, enabling us to control which data is delivered to whom and at which juncture, is kept.
Indeed, there were junctures at which he could have been laying out the rationale for military action in Pakistan or elsewhere.
As Spieth rode a wacky road to his first British Open and third major title, he cited three crucial junctures at which Greller, the former sixth-grade math teacher from near Seattle, helped him precisely.
Hospitalisation and, possibly even more so, discharge from hospital are critical junctures at which failures in communication might occur.
Specifically, our first goal is to highlight some key junctures at which the diverse streams of epigenetic research collide as well as the main knots through which they become entangled or conflated.
Is this the juncture at which our story takes a kinky turn?
With seven Premier League games played, this interlude will provide a chance to implement alterations while the season remains young, but at a juncture at which some fans are already demanding change.
Here we are at this uncomfortable juncture at which serious crimes committed by college football players and cheating by athletic programs are no longer unusual or occasional but almost commonplace.
