Sentence examples for at which real from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tirone is planning a meeting for early next month at which real estate agents and mortgage bankers will help residents begin to look for homes to which they can relocate.

At that rate, in four years many homes will have access to reliable 2-megabit-per-second service, the magic number at which real video-on-demand can work cleanly and quickly.

At that rate, in four years many homes will have access to reliable 2-megabit-per-second service, the magic number at which real video-on-demand can work.

Firstly, this is a scale at which real-world burglary data is widely available, and is also the scale at which potential police interventions (e.g. patrolling) are likely to be implemented.

A series of singular points between any two adjacent fundamental impact motions are found, at which real-grazing and bare-grazing bifurcation boundaries of one of them, saddle-node and period-doubling bifurcation boundaries of the other alternately intersect and create two types of transition regions: hysteresis and tongue-shaped regions.

It is a more realistic depiction of the speed at which real-life attitudes move.

It's unfortunate that Ms. Shulman's excursion into moneyland followed "The Money Conversation" by Sara Juli, a gutsier look at self-worth, in which real cash was given away at P.S. 122 in February.

Many economists reckon that what Germany needs is, first, a long spell (at least five years) in which real wage increases stay well below the rise in productivity.

In Figure 2(b) we see that there exists a particular bias amplitude at which the real to real quadrature gain vanishes (g_{rr} epsilon_{0}^{mathrm{min}}) = 0).

In step two, real-time PCR reactions were run using SYBR Green Supermix (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA, USA), per the manufacturer's protocol, on the Bio-Rad iCycler real-time PCR thermal cycler, using a two-step protocol with an initial denaturation at 95°C, followed by 40 cycles of denaturation at 95°C and annealing and extension at 58°C, during which real-time quantification was enabled.

The first, which is the one Mr. Bernanke seems to have in mind, describes the point at which the real estate market is no longer getting worse at an accelerating pace.