Sentence examples for connection at which from inspiring English sources

The tech told Sinclair that he needed a disc from his van in order to fix the connection, at which point he ran from the house, jumped into his van, and sped off.

This further grouping reflected differences in the number and location of connections at which angry vs. neutral modulated bidirectional connections across either 3, 2, or 1 pathway(s).

At the same time, Petrus, who leads an entrepreneurship society at the University of Manchester, suggested he was largely keen on making connections at Disrupt, which is his first hackathon.

Greiwe met Wallace through connections at Blackstone, which was the sole investor in Invitation Homes and helped incubate the company; in recent years, the two had begun forming special purpose vehicles, backing between 10 and 15 companies on AngelList that somehow involve helping to transform the physical world as we know it.

Police have released photographs of seven men to whom they want to speak in connection with a rave at which a teenager died.

The learning coefficient (Lc) controls the degree at which connection weights are modified during the learning phase.

In Posterior Analytics ii 19, he describes the process by which knowers move from perception to memory, and from memory to experience (empeiria)—which is a fairly technical term in this connection, reflecting the point at which a single universal comes to take root in the mind and finally from experience to a grasp of first principles.

We can look at which connections grow when a mouse learns a task".

The next challenge for the government will be to install electrical connections to about 30 million homes that are still off the grid, Ghosh said, and Modi's promise that this will be completed by April 2019 will require a tenfold increase in the rate at which connections are being set up.

Some of the best business returns end up being the most random and you never know which connections will cash in at which time.

Lacerda claims that the spikes and plateaus are largely artifacts of the digitization of the sound and that the system makes arbitrary connections between the rates at which they occur and emotional states such as "high stress" or "untruthfulness".