Sentence examples for compound at least from inspiring English sources

At 6 15 p.m., a convoy of pickup trucks left the hospital compound, at least one of them adorned with an "I Love New York" bumper sticker.

Only when the lead vehicle turned off to Abu Ghraib, a compound at least a mile wide and a mile deep that lies in an area just north of highway, did it become clear what Mr. Hussein's decree involved.

While Tubman and his running mate, the former Milan and Chelsea footballer George Weah, were trapped inside the compound, at least two people were shot dead and more than five were wounded.

Still, matter underlies the compound and in this way seems a more basic subject than the compound, at least in the sense that it can exist before and after it does.

Given this theory of properties, any intrinsic property F of a thing x will be a d-relational property of x, since the state of affairs of x having F will be identical to the property of either being F and lonely, or else being F and accompanied, and hence will be expressible by a truth-functional compound at least one of whose constituents express a state of affairs satisfying (b*).

Out of the many sculptures in the Jaina compound, at least 400 carvings were worthy of recording for their "stylistic and iconographic variety".

For the other compounds, at least one of these properties was predicted and therefore is not appropriate for model development.

And they contaminate only a small fraction of the range of compounds expected from biologically produced carbon compounds, at least the sort remaining from earthly life.

However, practice and research reports are partially conflicting or even contradictory, and there are clues that the microbial biocenosis can adapt to some injurious compounds at least to certain extent [41].

It appears that a better solution to this problem can often be provided by automated docking of individual compounds, at least when they differ significantly from each other, and then to try to evaluate the binding energetic by a method that does not require the unphysical transformations involved in FEP/TI and related methods.

A number of chemical libraries have been screened using this method including the Prestwick Chemical Library®, a collection of compounds at least in phase II of clinical trials.