Sentence examples for circles at which from inspiring English sources

He developed his three laws in order to explain why the orbits of the planets are ellipses rather than circles, at which he succeeded, but it turned out that he explained much more.

V. Marketing Plan Plans include Sheryl Sandberg sorority-style "Lean-In Circles," at which men can help other men "Lean Back (and Relax!)" These Lean Back Boys Club meetings will be conducted during business hours at off-site cigar bars, golf courses and Hooters.

With one click, viewers hover over that circle, at which point they will be given the option to blast out a link to a specific question via Facebook or Twitter that will link to a specific segment in the recording.

We define the 'waistline' as the circle at which Cdc42 concentration is half-maximal (i.e. circle diameter is the peak width at half-height).

Instead it circles and circles, which is thematic but frustrating.

But sometimes the circles broke open, at which time mobile elements embedded in the genome hopped to the ragged ends, capping them and preventing circles from reforming.

Solid circles are points at which we sampled values of coda Q shown in Figure 3.

Solid circles indicate the points at which mantle xenoliths were found (Arai et al., 2007).

The black dashed circles indicate the region at which the fracture of the fibril begins.

Black circles indicate the depths at which various features were observed, and light stars show the sediment samples of reservoirs.

In Figure 4c, the larger filled circles represent the sites at which electron clouds of groups of six neighboring atoms are likely to accumulate.