Sentence examples similar to at which spot from inspiring English sources

This category of child may well prompt the smug response from nearby grown-ups "You'll get spots!" At which point, another, even smugger, adult may well respond: "Actually, that's a myth!" But is it a myth?

The show has a few high spots, at which point you stop and say "ah!

The threshold of detection was between 0.5% and 0.1%, at which point the 5-hmdC spot was no longer visually distinct from the outer area of the dC spot (Supporting Information, Figure S1).

Even at Barclays Capital, which spotted some of the improvements mentioned in the previous story, there is still concern.

Ultimately, however, these shifts are merely postponing the inevitable the point at which the spots become so small that they are magnetically unstable, and thus liable to flip their north-south polarity at random in response to heat-induced vibrations.

The request was soon answered by Admiral Hipper which spotted Glowworm at 09 50.

e i denotes the time point at which the restoration of spot i is completed, where all teams leave the depot to start the restoration process at e 0=0.

The young appear to hatch in from 6 to 8 weeks, at which period the spots on the body of the animal are barely present.

Feagles worried only about the spot at which the Giants' defense took the field.

He followed the van to Jersey City, noting each spot at which workers got out.

The red line at -14dB marks unity, a spot at which the signal is neither diminished nor amplified.